Problem 02The transmission tower is subjected to lateralforces as shown.State if it istensile orcompressive.d.F1F2=KCF3Given:a = 2.55 m.b = 1.8 m.c = 1.8 m.d = 1.5 m.F1 = 3 kNF2 = 5 kNF3 = 7 kNO Find the resultant reaction at support A.What is the resultant reaction at support B.3What is the force in member FJ? Problem 03The figures shows a portable seat braced by acable FG. The permissible tension in thecable is 1800 kN. Surface C, A and E arefrictionless.W0.2 m0.4 mD.RC0.4 m0.2 mFAcable0.2 m0.3 m0.3 mOWhat load "W" can the seat safely carry?If W = 1500 N, what is the reaction at C.If W = 1500 N, what is the reaction at A.%3D

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The transmission tower is subjected to lateral forces as shown. State if it is tensile or compressive. F1 F2 K F3 Given: a = 2.55 m. b = 1.8 m. C = 1.8 m. d = 1.5 m. F1 = 3 kN F2 = 5 kN F3 = 7 kN OFind the resultant reaction at support A. 2What is the resultant reaction at support B. What is the force in member FJ?

The transmission tower is subjected to lateral forces as shown. State if it is tensile or compressive. F1 F2 K F3 Given: a = 2.55 m. b = 1.8 m. C = 1.8 m. d = 1.5 m. F1 = 3 kN F2 = 5 kN F3 = 7 kN OFind the resultant reaction at support A. 2What is the resultant reaction at support B. What is the force in member FJ?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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