Problem #3 Am D B -2 m- 2 m- -2 m BkN C KN Y KN Determine the force in each member of the truss. Assume all members are pin connected. G is a hinged support while A is a horizontal roller support. State if it is tension or compression Given: Y= 21 A= 5 B= 8 C= 6

Problem #3 Am D B -2 m- 2 m- -2 m BkN C KN Y KN Determine the force in each member of the truss. Assume all members are pin connected. G is a hinged support while A is a horizontal roller support. State if it is tension or compression Given: Y= 21 A= 5 B= 8 C= 6

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D
A
B
-2 m-
Am
-2 m-
BkN
-2 m
C KN
Y KN
Determine the force in each member of the truss. Assume all members are
pin connected. G is a hinged support while A is a horizontal roller support.
State if it is tension or compression
Given:
Y= 21
A= 5
B= 8
C= 6

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