Situation 3: A plane truss is loaded as shown in the figure. Which of the following most nearly gives the reaction at G? 1,200 N 35% K H G 00000 A C E D 480 N 480 N 6 @ 10.50 m = 63.00 m Mark only one oval. 1,324.80 N 1,131.97 N 811.01 N 688.29 N Other: Situation 3:Which of the following most nearly gives the force member in AH? Mark only one oval. 2,910.48 N 2,678.47 N 3,115.81 N 2,318.29 N Other: Situation 3:Which of the following most nearly gives the force member in DJ? Mark only one oval. 2,299.87 N 1,540.43 N 640.00 N 1,083.62 N Other: 00 B 00000 F 25°

Situation 3: A plane truss is loaded as shown in the figure. Which of the following most nearly gives the reaction at G? 1,200 N 35% K H G 00000 A C E D 480 N 480 N 6 @ 10.50 m = 63.00 m Mark only one oval. 1,324.80 N 1,131.97 N 811.01 N 688.29 N Other: Situation 3:Which of the following most nearly gives the force member in AH? Mark only one oval. 2,910.48 N 2,678.47 N 3,115.81 N 2,318.29 N Other: Situation 3:Which of the following most nearly gives the force member in DJ? Mark only one oval. 2,299.87 N 1,540.43 N 640.00 N 1,083.62 N Other: 00 B 00000 F 25°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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