Problem #3 The truss shown below is supported by a pin at A and a roller at G. Loads are applieu at joints M, L, and I as shown. The support reactions are: Ax = -70 kN, Ay = 56 kN, and Gy = 64 kN (positive axes directions are shown). y Determine the forces in members IJ, IE, KD, and AN. 50 kN 50 kN 50 kN M Notes: 1. Show all work, and put units on your 4 m answers. 2. CLEARLY indicate if the member is in tension or compression – use T' for a member in tension and 'C' for a member in compression AL la B D 18 m, 6 @3 m

Problem #3 The truss shown below is supported by a pin at A and a roller at G. Loads are applieu at joints M, L, and I as shown. The support reactions are: Ax = -70 kN, Ay = 56 kN, and Gy = 64 kN (positive axes directions are shown). y Determine the forces in members IJ, IE, KD, and AN. 50 kN 50 kN 50 kN M Notes: 1. Show all work, and put units on your 4 m answers. 2. CLEARLY indicate if the member is in tension or compression – use T' for a member in tension and 'C' for a member in compression AL la B D 18 m, 6 @3 m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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