The residential building is constructed using fink roof truss system and the trusses are uniformly spaced every 5.5 m. The deck, roofing material, and the purlins have an average weight of 0.35 kPa. The live load on the roof is 1.45 kPa. These loadings occur over the horizontal projected area of the roof. Determine the force in each member due to dead and live loads. Neglect the weight of the truss members and assume A is pinned and D is a roller. F E 30° 30° 60° 60 D B 10m- 10m- 10m-

The residential building is constructed using fink roof truss system and the trusses are uniformly spaced every 5.5 m. The deck, roofing material, and the purlins have an average weight of 0.35 kPa. The live load on the roof is 1.45 kPa. These loadings occur over the horizontal projected area of the roof. Determine the force in each member due to dead and live loads. Neglect the weight of the truss members and assume A is pinned and D is a roller. F E 30° 30° 60° 60 D B 10m- 10m- 10m-

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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