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Chapter 12, Problem 19P
Civil/Environmental Engineering
Solve for the forces and reaction for the truss in Fig. P12.19. Determine the matrix inverse for the system. Does the vertical-member force in the middle member seem reasonable? Why?
FIGURE P12.19
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