The loaded truss shown in Figure 1 is supported by a pin at A and a roller at B and is in equilibrium. All members of the structure are rigid body and their weight is negligible. Length AM = AO. Determine (In all the calculations, the free body diagrams need to be shown) a. All zero-force members. b. The reaction forces at the points A and B. c. Is the truss internally statically determinate? d. The internal force for members listed in the table (copy and complete the table). Member Force (kN) Tension (T) L (m) Compression (C) ZB YB SU SV TV RT RS QS JL JK NP MP НО HM I0 Мо

The loaded truss shown in Figure 1 is supported by a pin at A and a roller at B and is in equilibrium. All members of the structure are rigid body and their weight is negligible. Length AM = AO. Determine (In all the calculations, the free body diagrams need to be shown) a. All zero-force members. b. The reaction forces at the points A and B. c. Is the truss internally statically determinate? d. The internal force for members listed in the table (copy and complete the table). Member Force (kN) Tension (T) L (m) Compression (C) ZB YB SU SV TV RT RS QS JL JK NP MP НО HM I0 Мо

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