Which of the following nearly gives the force in member BC?Mark only one oval.5.00 KN4.17 KN8.33 KN6.67 KNOther:Which of the following most nearly gives the greatest force P that canbe applied to the truss such that no member is subjected to a force exceeding2.50 KN in Tension or 2 KN in compression?Mark only one oval.1.50 KN2.00KN2.40KN3.60 KNOther:0000000000 The truss shown in the figure is applied with force P = 5 KN. Which of thefollowing nearly gives the force in member DE?1.50 m1.50 m1.50 m32 mMark only one oval.4.17 KN6.67 KN5.00 KN8.33 KNOther:B2 mE

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The truss shown in the figure is applied with force P = 5 KN. Which of following nearly gives the force in member DE? E 1.50 m 1.50 m A 1.50 m P Mark only one oval. 2 m B 2 m

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Which of the following nearly gives the force in member BC?
Mark only one oval.
5.00 KN
4.17 KN
8.33 KN
6.67 KN
Other:
Which of the following most nearly gives the greatest force P that can
be applied to the truss such that no member is subjected to a force exceeding
2.50 KN in Tension or 2 KN in compression?
Mark only one oval.
1.50 KN
2.00
KN
2.40
KN
3.60 KN
Other:
00000
00000

The truss shown in the figure is applied with force P = 5 KN. Which of the
following nearly gives the force in member DE?
1.50 m
1.50 m
1.50 m
3
2 m
Mark only one oval.
4.17 KN
6.67 KN
5.00 KN
8.33 KN
Other:
B
2 m
E

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