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For this Problem, kindly refer to our Textbook, Structural Analysis Fourth Edition By Aslam Kassimali. For the given truss on Problem 4.42 Page 154, calculate the Member Force at AB in Kips if the given 50kip vertical load at joint I and 30kip horizontal loads at joints D, G, I from the figure are replaced by 95kip and 61kip loads respectively. Express your answer in 2 decimal places. Include (-) negative sign if the force is compression.
For this Problem, kindly refer to our Textbook, Structural Analysis Fourth Edition By Aslam Kassimali. For the given truss on Problem 4.11 Page 147, using method of sections, calculate the member force in KN on Member CD if the given 40KN loads from the figure are replaced by 86KN loads. Express your answer in 2 decimal places. Include (-) negative sign if the force is compression.
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