help!! Question 1:The Fink truss supports the wind loads shown. De-termine the force in each member and indicate if the mem-bers are in tension or compression. Approximate each jointas a pin.500 lb1000 lb 2.5 ft2.5 ft30°Ex=4000cos60=2000lbs.(left)1000 lb 2.5 ftBHsumMe=20000/(10cos30)=Ay=2310lbs(up)Ey=-4000sin60+2310=-1090lbs.(down)1000 lb 2.5 ft500 lbCE30° Refer to Question 1The Fink truss is shown as a support against a wind load. Awind load is typically considered a distributed load. Explainhow the wind load has been modified so that this Finktruss meets the criteria of a simple planar truss. Also,include the value of the wind load density.Your response should include at least three sentences andno more than six.(Hint: make an observation of the free body diagramassociated with this problem.)

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The Fink truss supports the wind loads shown. De- termine the force in each member and indicate if the mem- bers are in tension or compression. Approximate each joint as a pin. 500 lb 1000 lb 2.5 ft 2.5 ft 30° 1000 lb Ex=4000cos60=2000lbs.(left) B H 1000 lb Ey=-4000sin60+2310=-1090lbs. (down) 2.5 ft sumMe=20000/(10cos30)=Ay=2310lbs(up) C 2.5 ft D 500 lb G F E 30°

The Fink truss supports the wind loads shown. De- termine the force in each member and indicate if the mem- bers are in tension or compression. Approximate each joint as a pin. 500 lb 1000 lb 2.5 ft 2.5 ft 30° 1000 lb Ex=4000cos60=2000lbs.(left) B H 1000 lb Ey=-4000sin60+2310=-1090lbs. (down) 2.5 ft sumMe=20000/(10cos30)=Ay=2310lbs(up) C 2.5 ft D 500 lb G F E 30°

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