1) The cantilever truss is loaded with P as shown in the figure. The load P is 19.99kN. Determine the forces in members KL and CL. Determine if the forces are tension or compression. In the T d figure, L-7.2m, H-2.6m, and d=1.6m. Bottom cords of the truss have equal lengths (6x1.2m =7.2m). In the solution, use method of sections and moment equilibrium equations only! If you use other methods, you will not get any points! Cantilever Truss G HIJ WW F E D -L K m CBA M P (Applied load on the truss) H

1) The cantilever truss is loaded with P as shown in the figure. The load P is 19.99kN. Determine the forces in members KL and CL. Determine if the forces are tension or compression. In the T d figure, L-7.2m, H-2.6m, and d=1.6m. Bottom cords of the truss have equal lengths (6x1.2m =7.2m). In the solution, use method of sections and moment equilibrium equations only! If you use other methods, you will not get any points! Cantilever Truss G HIJ WW F E D -L K m CBA M P (Applied load on the truss) H

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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