For the truss, which shows the reactions found at the supports at A and E, answer the following:a)Find the member forces at A and B using the method of joints.b)Find the member forces of CD, GD, and GF using the method of sections. (ps. this question is from an architectural structures class, I am struggling to begin) 4) For the truss, which shows the reactions found at the supports at A and E, answer the following:| 4.5 kN6.2 kN B6.2 kN 1- 5m - H- 7m - G 7 mF. 8 mE7.5 kN5.70 kŇ6.30 kNa) Find the member forces at A and B using the method of joints.b) Find the member forces of CD, GD, and GF using the method of sections.

Given: The truss is shown below:

4) For the truss, which shows the reactions found at the supports at A and E, answer the following: 4.5 kN 6.2 kN 6.2 kN 5 m - H-7m - G 7m F. 8m 7.5 kN 5.70 kŇ 6.30 kN a) Find the member forces at A and B using the method of joints. b) Find the member forces of CD, GD, and GF using the method of sections. 5 m

4) For the truss, which shows the reactions found at the supports at A and E, answer the following: 4.5 kN 6.2 kN 6.2 kN 5 m - H-7m - G 7m F. 8m 7.5 kN 5.70 kŇ 6.30 kN a) Find the member forces at A and B using the method of joints. b) Find the member forces of CD, GD, and GF using the method of sections. 5 m

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

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Author:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

Publisher:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.3.10P: Find support reactions at 4 and Band then use the method of joints to find all member forces. Let b...

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