3. The cantilever truss shown carries a vertical load of 885 lb. Thetruss is supported by bearings at A and B which exert the forcesAp, An and Br - The four constitute two couples which must haveopposite moment effects to prevent movement of the truss.Determine the magnitude of the supporting forces.7 ft10 ftAy885 Ib

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. The cantilever truss shown carries a vertical load of 885 Ib. The truss is supported by bearings at A and B which exert the forces Ap, An and Bn . The four constitute two couples which must have opposite moment effects to prevent movement of the truss. Determine the magnitude of the supporting forces.

. The cantilever truss shown carries a vertical load of 885 Ib. The truss is supported by bearings at A and B which exert the forces Ap, An and Bn . The four constitute two couples which must have opposite moment effects to prevent movement of the truss. Determine the magnitude of the supporting forces.

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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