In your response, please display the full computation and all FBDs thatwere used. Only round off at the final answer with 4 decimal places.P=2kN, F=3kN, and moment M=0.5kN-m are acting on the structure inthe illustration. A pin at Z and a cable RQ connected by a connecting pinR support it.ImFPSaMImRIU- a'W0.8m3mA. Calculate the cable RQ force's magnitude (in kN), FRQ.B. Determine the support reactions at Z (in kN).Zx = ?,left, or right?Zy = ?,down or up?4 mC. Determine the internal moment (in kNm) at the midpoint of barRUZ-section a-a', Ma-a'.Show your answer by drawing a corresponding FBD showing Maa",other unknown or known external and internal forces.

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In your response, please display the full computation and all FBDs that were used. Only round off at the final answer with 4 decimal places. P=2kN, F=3kN, and moment M=0.5kN-m are acting on the structure in the illustration. A pin at Z and a cable RQ connected by a connecting pin R support it. Im F 11 P S a M Im R Z a' 0.8m 3m A. Calculate the cable RQ force's magnitude (in kN), FrQ· B. Determine the support reactions at Z (in kN). Zx = ?, left, or right? Zy=?, down or up? 4 m C. Determine the internal moment (in kNm) at the midpoint of bar RUZ-section a-a', Ma-a

In your response, please display the full computation and all FBDs that were used. Only round off at the final answer with 4 decimal places. P=2kN, F=3kN, and moment M=0.5kN-m are acting on the structure in the illustration. A pin at Z and a cable RQ connected by a connecting pin R support it. Im F 11 P S a M Im R Z a' 0.8m 3m A. Calculate the cable RQ force's magnitude (in kN), FrQ· B. Determine the support reactions at Z (in kN). Zx = ?, left, or right? Zy=?, down or up? 4 m C. Determine the internal moment (in kNm) at the midpoint of bar RUZ-section a-a', Ma-a

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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