4/24 Verify the fact that each of the trusses contains one or more elements of redundancy and propose two separate changes, either one of which would remove the redundancy and produce complete statical deter- minacy. All members can support compression as well as tension.

4/24 Verify the fact that each of the trusses contains one or more elements of redundancy and propose two separate changes, either one of which would remove the redundancy and produce complete statical deter- minacy. All members can support compression as well as tension.

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4/24 Verify the fact that each of the trusses contains one
or more elements of redundancy and propose two
separate changes, either one of which would remove
the redundancy and produce complete statical deter-
minacy. All members can support compression as
well as tension.

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