For the shown Truss, the force P= 30kN. 5 kN C 2 m 1.5 m Determine the value of the reaction Ax in kN (assume the positive direction to the left) Determine the value of the reaction Bx in kN (assume the positive direction to the right) Determine the value of the reaction By in kN (assume upward is the positive direction) Determine the internal force in member CD in kN (assume tension is positive Determine the internal force in member AD in kN (assume tension is positive) Determine the intemal force in member AC in kN (assume tension is positive)

For the shown Truss, the force P= 30kN. 5 kN C 2 m 1.5 m Determine the value of the reaction Ax in kN (assume the positive direction to the left) Determine the value of the reaction Bx in kN (assume the positive direction to the right) Determine the value of the reaction By in kN (assume upward is the positive direction) Determine the internal force in member CD in kN (assume tension is positive Determine the internal force in member AD in kN (assume tension is positive) Determine the intemal force in member AC in kN (assume tension is positive)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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