30° E P1 P2 30° H P3 Determine the reactions for both external supports. All truss members are equal in length. Consider: P1 = [30+D] kN P2 = [50+(C*E)] kN P3 = [20+(B*D)] kN

30° E P1 P2 30° H P3 Determine the reactions for both external supports. All truss members are equal in length. Consider: P1 = [30+D] kN P2 = [50+(CE)] kN P3 = [20+(BD)] kN

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The values are:

A=3

B=9

C=1

D=3

E=1

30°
P1
P2
30
P3
H
Determine the reactions for both external supports. All truss members are equal in length. Consider:
P1 = [30+D] kN
P2 = [50+(C*E)] kN
P3 = [20+(B*D)] kN

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