Given forces acting on the structure as shown, solve the internal forces develop on the bar members and determine whether forces are axial tension or axial compression. Data are as follows: L=16t , H=8ft, FA = 3.5kips, FB=8kips %3D

Given forces acting on the structure as shown, solve the internal forces develop on the bar members and determine whether forces are axial tension or axial compression. Data are as follows: L=16t , H=8ft, FA = 3.5kips, FB=8kips %3D

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Determine all Bar forces HI,FI,FG,CE,BC,AB,DH,BE,FH,GI,EG,AC,DEDF,and BD

Given forces acting on the structure as shown, solve the internal forces develop
on the bar members and determine whether forces are axial tension or axial
compression. Data are as follows: L=16t, H=8ft, FA = 3.5kips, FB=8kips
A Fa
FA
C FB
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E FB
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G FB
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