Q2/ For the truss show in fig. Determine thehorizontal deflection at joint G, using virtual* work methodE(3 in.2)G20 K(3 in.2)(3 in.2)40 K(3 in.2)(3 in.2)BA.-16 ft-E-29000ksi(4 in2)(zu t)(4 in2)(4 in2)U ZI

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Q2/ For the truss show in fig. Determine the horizontal deflection at joint G, using virtual * work method (3 in.2) 20 K (3 in.2) (3 in.2) 40 K (3 in.2) (3 in.2) A -16 ft E-29000ksi (4 in2) (zu t) (4 in2) (zu t)

Q2/ For the truss show in fig. Determine the horizontal deflection at joint G, using virtual * work method (3 in.2) 20 K (3 in.2) (3 in.2) 40 K (3 in.2) (3 in.2) A -16 ft E-29000ksi (4 in2) (zu t) (4 in2) (zu t)

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The slope in a deflected beam is described as an angle in radians made by the tangent of the section with the original axis of the beam. The deflection at any point on the axis of the beam is defined as the lateral displacement of the point before and after loading.

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Q2/ For the truss show in fig. Determine the
horizontal deflection at joint G, using virtual
* work method
E
(3 in.2)
G
20 K
(3 in.2)
(3 in.2)
40 K
(3 in.2)
(3 in.2)
B
A.
-16 ft-
E-29000ksi
(4 in2)
(zu t)
(4 in2)
(4 in2)
U ZI

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