4/69 Determine the components of all forces acting on each member of the loaded truss. What is the pri- mary difference between this problem and Prob. 4/68? Ans. A, C, = B, = 0 A, = 0.707P, B, = - 0.707P, C, = 0.293P %3D R 45 B y

4/69 Determine the components of all forces acting on each member of the loaded truss. What is the pri- mary difference between this problem and Prob. 4/68? Ans. A, C, = B, = 0 A, = 0.707P, B, = - 0.707P, C, = 0.293P %3D R 45 B y

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Ans. A, C, = B, = 0
A, = 0.707P, B, = - 0.707P, C, = 0.293P
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