The following figure is a truss a joint of truss members. What will be the value of T₁ and T₂ if the said members are inequilibrium. The equivalent of 0 is SN degrees.Note:SN = 475 kN7 kN30°60°T₁T₂

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The following figure is a truss a joint of truss members. What will be the value of T₁ and T2 if the said members are in equilibrium. The equivalent of 0 is SN degrees. Note: SN = 47 5 kN 7 kN 30° 60° T₁ T2

The following figure is a truss a joint of truss members. What will be the value of T₁ and T2 if the said members are in equilibrium. The equivalent of 0 is SN degrees. Note: SN = 47 5 kN 7 kN 30° 60° T₁ T2

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The following figure is a truss a joint of truss members. What will be the value of T₁ and T₂ if the said members are in
equilibrium. The equivalent of 0 is SN degrees.
Note:
SN = 47
5 kN
7 kN
30°
60°
T₁
T₂

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