Notes: Attempt Five Question only Q1: For the composite structure shown in Fig.(1), determine the length (L) of the truss member cd so that vertical deflection at b is 10mm." use 3m unit load method" EI-3-10 kN.m² for each of ab, be EA-2 10 kN for cd 4m 10KN/m I 4m L

Notes: Attempt Five Question only Q1: For the composite structure shown in Fig.(1), determine the length (L) of the truss member cd so that vertical deflection at b is 10mm." use 3m unit load method" EI-3-10 kN.m² for each of ab, be EA-2 10 kN for cd 4m 10KN/m I 4m L

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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