9 Consider the plane truss with load Pas shown inthe figure. Let the horizontal and vertical reactionsat the joint B be Hg and V, respectively and Vcbe vertical reaction at the joint C.2 exhoM SSLO60°-IIBA60°DL60°F60°KLAGPсWhich one of the following sets gives the correctvalues of VB, HB and V?(a) VB = 0; HB = 0; Vc = P(b)VBP/2; HB = 0; Vc = P/2(c) VB = P/2; HB = P (sin60°); Vc = P/2(d) VB = P; HB = P (cos(60°); Vc = 0[2016

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9 Consider the plane truss with load Pas shown in the figure. Let the horizontal and vertical reactions at the joint B be Hg and V, respectively and Vc be vertical reaction at the joint C. 2 exhoM S SLO B = 60° A 60° D L 60° F 60° KLA G P с Which one of the following sets gives the correct values of VB, HB and V? (a) VB = 0; HB = 0; Vc = P (b) VB P/2; HB = 0; Vc = P/2 (c) VB = P/2; HB = P (sin60°); Vc = P/2 (d) VB = P; HB = P (cos(60°); Vc = 0 [2016

9 Consider the plane truss with load Pas shown in the figure. Let the horizontal and vertical reactions at the joint B be Hg and V, respectively and Vc be vertical reaction at the joint C. 2 exhoM S SLO B = 60° A 60° D L 60° F 60° KLA G P с Which one of the following sets gives the correct values of VB, HB and V? (a) VB = 0; HB = 0; Vc = P (b) VB P/2; HB = 0; Vc = P/2 (c) VB = P/2; HB = P (sin60°); Vc = P/2 (d) VB = P; HB = P (cos(60°); Vc = 0 [2016

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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