2. A truss is pulled with a force of 800 N as indicated in figure 2 below. Answer the following: 800N a) Find support reactions at A and B b) Draw FBD of joints A,B,C c) Analyze nature of internal forces in member AB, AC and BC (state T or C) d) Find the magnitude of force experienced by each members 3 m 2 m

2. A truss is pulled with a force of 800 N as indicated in figure 2 below. Answer the following: 800N a) Find support reactions at A and B b) Draw FBD of joints A,B,C c) Analyze nature of internal forces in member AB, AC and BC (state T or C) d) Find the magnitude of force experienced by each members 3 m 2 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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