05. Determine the forces in members DE, DI, and Jl of the arched roof truss shown below. -4-6 6 44> 6→6→*4> 文大 | 100 kN D 75 kN 75 kN -25 kN- 3 25 kN МЕMBER FORCE (kN) DE F B DI JI K H 14 G Dimensions in meters

05. Determine the forces in members DE, DI, and Jl of the arched roof truss shown below. -4-6 6 44> 6→6→*4> 文大 | 100 kN D 75 kN 75 kN -25 kN- 3 25 kN МЕMBER FORCE (kN) DE F B DI JI K H 14 G Dimensions in meters

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Determine the forces in members DE, DI, and Jl of the arched roof truss shown below.
-4-6 6 44> 6→6→*4>
文大
| 100
kN
D
75 kN
75 kN
-25 kN-
3
25 kN
МЕMBER
FORCE (kN)
DE
F
B
DI
JI
K
H
14
G
Dimensions in meters

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