Determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in cables A and B of figure 2-34? Wof action of BLine of action ofe lines of actionFigure 2-23(b)le triangles can bce the sense arrow2-31, we see thecase, the sense at.y, indicating teply measured withisly, the accuracyIs and the sizeisfactory resultsle 2-7.ring the polyIgebraic soluas in FigureForcemple 2-7.EXAMPLE 2-9100 KNPROBLEMS(a)60°Use graphical techniques to check the results of Example 2-6M.SolutionB = 52 KNThe answers in Figure 2-33M(a) were obtained by measuring the poly-gon and are very close to those obtained algebraically. Placing the ar-rows so they act on the original joint, as in Figure 2-33M(b), we seethat both arrows represent compression.A = 97 KN20 KNScale1100 KNStaticsFigure 2-33M Force polygon for Example 2-6M.(b)452-11. Determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in cables Aand B of Figure 2-34.2-11M. Determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in cables Aand B of Figure 2-34M.2-12. Determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in bars A andB of Figure 2-35. Use the algebraic method, and then checkyour results graphically.2-12M. Determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in bars A andB of Figure 2-35M. Use the algebraic method, and then checkyour results graphically.3.Proble 46CHAPTER 2AwwwA30°Ten Figure 2-343A asldno nj 2010 ad insan bu abun50 k30 kFigure 2-35A aldio ni anul arb to sering ons stemmB30⁰39 A80 kBFigure 2-3620060°TIIT5B30° 19Figure 2-372-13. Determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in bars A andB in Figure 2-36.2-13M. Determine the magnitude and sense of the forces in bars A andB in Figure 2-36M.50 kNBanBA50 k30⁰3AA225 kNFigure 2-34MAes 38Figure 2-35M2-14. Algebraically determine the forces in members A and B of thestructure in Figure 2-37. (Note: The small triangle is anotherway to represent a hinge or pin connection.)2-14M. Algebraically determine the forces in members A and B of thestructure in Figure 2-37M. (Note: The small triangle is anotherway to represent a hinge or pin connection.)30°777 360 kNBBBFigure 2-36M1230°100 KN30⁰777777mFigure 2-37M 2-3

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