A truss is given in the Figure below. The truss is supported by hinges at joint 1, joint 2 and joint 3. (Assume AE constant for all members) Using displacement method (stiffness method), Determine the vertical displacement D2 at joint 4 (use the numbering system indicated in the Figure). D2 of the whole truss is equal to: [Note this information may be used in 4 questions] 8 KN 6 KN 4 m 3 Hinge 3 m Hinge Hinge 3 m

A truss is given in the Figure below. The truss is supported by hinges at joint 1, joint 2 and joint 3. (Assume AE constant for all members) Using displacement method (stiffness method), Determine the vertical displacement D2 at joint 4 (use the numbering system indicated in the Figure). D2 of the whole truss is equal to: [Note this information may be used in 4 questions] 8 KN 6 KN 4 m 3 Hinge 3 m Hinge Hinge 3 m

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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