Referring to Figure Q1(a) until Figure Q1(e); (i) Check the stability and the determinacy of the truss (ii) Determine the forces in all members of the truss using method of joints (iii) State either each member of the truss is in tension or compression. KN ↓ 3m 20 kN B E 12 kN * FIGURE 01/ 3m 5 kN F 1.6m 8 kN A D 1.5m. 4 kN ✓ B 3m FICURE 01/6) E с 1.5m. 2m

Referring to Figure Q1(a) until Figure Q1(e); (i) Check the stability and the determinacy of the truss (ii) Determine the forces in all members of the truss using method of joints (iii) State either each member of the truss is in tension or compression. KN ↓ 3m 20 kN B E 12 kN * FIGURE 01/ 3m 5 kN F 1.6m 8 kN A D 1.5m. 4 kN ✓ B 3m FICURE 01/6) E с 1.5m. 2m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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