A member is loaded with force system as shown in figure. Find the Moment about A, B ,C, D and E Where F,=60 N, F2 =40 N, F3 =30 N, F4 =40N, F5 =30 N, AB =120 m, Point C is in the mid of AE ,CD = 30m, AE =150m. the angle e =55°F4F5F1EeDF3BF2(i) The moment about the point 'A' (in Nm) MA =.(ii) The moment about the point 'B' ( in Nm) Mg =(iii) The moment about the point 'C' ( in Nm) Mc =_(iv) The moment about the point 'D' ( in Nm) Mp =(v) The moment about the point 'E' ( in Nm) ME =.

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A member is loaded with force system as shown in figure. Find the Moment about A, B ,C, D and E Where F1= 60 N, F2 =40 N, F3 =30 N, F4 =40 N, Fs =30 N, AB =120 m, Point C is in the mid of AE, m. the angle e =55° CD = 30m, AE =150 F4 F5 F1 A E D F3 B F2 ()The moment about the point 'A' (in Nm) Ma = . (ii) The moment about the point 'B' ( in Nm) Mg =. (iii) The moment about the point 'C' ( in Nm) Mc =

A member is loaded with force system as shown in figure. Find the Moment about A, B ,C, D and E Where F1= 60 N, F2 =40 N, F3 =30 N, F4 =40 N, Fs =30 N, AB =120 m, Point C is in the mid of AE, m. the angle e =55° CD = 30m, AE =150 F4 F5 F1 A E D F3 B F2 ()The moment about the point 'A' (in Nm) Ma = . (ii) The moment about the point 'B' ( in Nm) Mg =. (iii) The moment about the point 'C' ( in Nm) Mc =

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.3.15P: 1.3-15 A space truss is restrained at joints A, B, and C, as shown in the figure. Load 2P is applied...

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