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8. Determine the v-component of F1. (kN) 9. Determine the u-component of F1. (kN) 10. Determine the v-component of F2. (kN) 11. Determine the u-component of F2. (kN)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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VALUES:
A= 5
B= 5
C = 1

Problem #2:
30°
50 + B (degrees)
F, = C (kN)
30
F2 = A (kN)
8. Determine the v-component of F1. (kN)
9. Determine the u-component of F1. (kN)
10. Determine the v-component of F2. (kN)
11. Determine the u-component of F2. (kN)

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