oblemThe truss is a preliminary design for a structure to attach one end of a stretcherto a rescue helicopter. Based on dynamic simulations, the design engineerestimates that the downward forces the stretcher will exert will be no greaterthan 1.6 kN at A and at B.FigureL300 290mmmmDBFSearch390mm150 mm450 mimi200 mm1 of 1Provide ▼Part AWhat are the resulting axial forces in members CF, DF, and FG?(Figure 1)Enter your answers numerically separated by commas.FCF, FDF, FFG =Submit Request AnswerProvide FeedbackVGI ΑΣΦ ↓↑ vecH99+Ⓡ?kNW

The truss is a preliminary design for a structure to attach one end of a stretcher to a rescue helicopter. Based on dynamic simulations, the design engineer estimates that the downward forces the stretcher will exert will be no greater than 1.6 kN at A and at B. Figure G 300 mm 290 mm D B F 390 mm C A 150 mm 480 mm 200 mm < 1 of 1 >

The truss is a preliminary design for a structure to attach one end of a stretcher to a rescue helicopter. Based on dynamic simulations, the design engineer estimates that the downward forces the stretcher will exert will be no greater than 1.6 kN at A and at B. Figure G 300 mm 290 mm D B F 390 mm C A 150 mm 480 mm 200 mm < 1 of 1 >

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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