From the truss shown: End 1 is hinged support and end 2 is roller support. If the reaction at the roller support at end 2 is 2.5P. Let P = 30 8 ft P kip 14 2P kips 8 ft HA 2P kips 8 ft Determine the force at member 34 and indicate if the member is tension or compression [Select] Determine the force at member 52 and indicate if the member is tension or compression [Select]

From the truss shown: End 1 is hinged support and end 2 is roller support. If the reaction at the roller support at end 2 is 2.5P. Let P = 30 8 ft P kip 14 2P kips 8 ft HA 2P kips 8 ft Determine the force at member 34 and indicate if the member is tension or compression [Select] Determine the force at member 52 and indicate if the member is tension or compression [Select]

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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