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A space truss is restrained at joints O, A. B. and C, as shown in the figure. Load P is applied at joint A and load IP acts downward at joint C.
(a) Find reaction force components Ax, By, and B. in terms of load variable P.
(b) Find the axial force in truss member AB in terms of load variable P.
(a)
You need to determine the force components
Answer to Problem 1.3.14P
The correct answers are:
Explanation of Solution
Given Information:
You have following figure with all relevant information,
Draw free body diagram of joints and use equilibrium of forces to determine the unknowns.
Calculation:
Draw free body diagram as shown in the following figure,
Joint C :
The forces at joint C are,
Take equilibrium of forces at joint C in vector form,
The vector equation yields three equations in components form as below,
Solve the three equations to get
Joint A :
The forces at joint A are,
Take equilibrium of forces at joint A in vector form,
The vector equation yields three equations in components form as below,
Solve the three equations to get
Joint B :
The forces at joint B are,
Take equilibrium of forces at joint B in vector form,
The vector equation yields three equations in components form as below,
Solve the three equations to get
Conclusion:
Thus the forces are:
(b)
You need to determine the member force
Answer to Problem 1.3.14P
The correct answers are:
Explanation of Solution
Given Information:
You have following figure with all relevant information,
Draw free body diagram of joints and use equilibrium of forces to determine the unknowns.
Calculation:
Draw free body diagram as shown in the following figure,
Joint C :
The forces at joint C are,
Take equilibrium of forces at joint C in vector form,
The vector equation yields three equations in components form as below,
Solve the three equations to get
Joint A :
The forces at joint A are,
Take equilibrium of forces at joint A in vector form,
The vector equation yields three equations in components form as below,
Solve the three equations to get
Conclusion:
Thus the forces are:
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