Using the method of joints, find the force in member AF. State if the member is intension (T) or compression (C). TYP means typical.90° TYP45° TYP-AF18ftCH2.5kip3.1 kip18ftG54ft12.6kipDYBE18ft

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Using the method of joints, find the force in member AF. State if the member is tension (T) or compression (C). TYP means typical. 90° TYP 45° TYP. A F 18ft C H 12.5kip 3.1kip 18ft G 548 D 12.6kip B E 18ft

Using the method of joints, find the force in member AF. State if the member is tension (T) or compression (C). TYP means typical. 90° TYP 45° TYP. A F 18ft C H 12.5kip 3.1kip 18ft G 548 D 12.6kip B E 18ft

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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