number 4 only p =10 GLOBESMART VOLTE→46+... flbartleby.com/queQ SEARCHStep 1Solution Given.Question number 3NowStep 2AxAyGiven P = 10 KN≤Fx=0EMA = 0PAHenceB>Now {fy=0ImSolve for ReactionAx = ?Ay = ?hy=?Gyx6 =100II2m| Gy = 16.67 KN2m- Ax +p=0Ax = P.IC LAy = 20 - GyAx = 10KNAy = 3.33 KNImDV2mGy x 6Gyx 6-10x210x310x S=0P1PX 2 - Px3 - Px5 = 0Reaction of Tauss areOASKE₁ImWAS THIS HELPFUL?·2m+| Ax = 10 kNAy + hy = P + P = 2P = 2x10 = 20Ay+ Gy=20-2016-67= 3.33 KNAy = 3·33 kNIm 'I'm·2m.Gy = 16.67 kNFAnswer65%492m1 Gy4:58√x MAT 3. SOLVE FOR THE REACTIONS OF THE TRUSS SHOWN BELOW:2m2mDP2m2mP2mAssume P = last digit of yourstudent number + 5 (in kN)2m4. SOLVE FOR THE AXIAL STRESSES OF MEMBERS BD, DE & FG OF THE TRUSSSHOWN ABOVE. INDICATE WHETHER IT IS TENSILE OR COMPRESSIVE STRESS.

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