Problem #4 Y KN 30° 10 m X KN 60 60% 10 m A KN 10 m Determine the force in the members of the Fink truss and state if the members are in tension or compression. 25. Determine the reaction at D. (kN) 26. Determine the vertical reaction at A. (kN) 27. Determine the horizontal reaction at A. (kN) 28. Determine the force in member GB. (kN) 29. Determine the force in member CE. (kN) 30. Determine the force in member ED. (KN)

Problem #4 Y KN 30° 10 m X KN 60 60% 10 m A KN 10 m Determine the force in the members of the Fink truss and state if the members are in tension or compression. 25. Determine the reaction at D. (kN) 26. Determine the vertical reaction at A. (kN) 27. Determine the horizontal reaction at A. (kN) 28. Determine the force in member GB. (kN) 29. Determine the force in member CE. (kN) 30. Determine the force in member ED. (KN)

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Chapter9: Application Of Influence Lines

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