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    1) The document presents free body diagrams and equations of static equilibrium for several joints (N, C, P, B, A) in a structural system. 2) Forces and member lengths are calculated at each joint by setting the sum of forces in the y and x directions equal to zero. 3) Key values calculated include member forces of CN=501.167 kN, PC=448.335 kN, BP=228.199 kN, QB=255.090 kN, and AB=876.694 kN.

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    1) The document presents free body diagrams and equations of static equilibrium for several joints (N, C, P, B, A) in a structural system. 2) Forces and member lengths are calculated at each joint by setting the sum of forces in the y and x directions equal to zero. 3) Key values calculated include member forces of CN=501.167 kN, PC=448.335 kN, BP=228.199 kN, QB=255.090 kN, and AB=876.694 kN.

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    1) The document presents free body diagrams and equations of static equilibrium for several joints (N, C, P, B, A) in a structural system. 2) Forces and member lengths are calculated at each joint by setting the sum of forces in the y and x directions equal to zero. 3) Key values calculated include member forces of CN=501.167 kN, PC=448.335 kN, BP=228.199 kN, QB=255.090 kN, and AB=876.694 kN.

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    AT JOINT N:

    ∑Fy = 0↑+
    ON
    MN -MNsin53.14° - ONsin63.43° + CNsin53.14° = 0
    CN = 501.167 kN C
    63.43°= ø ø = 53.14°
    PN ø = 53.14°
    N ∑Fx = 0→+
    ONcos63.43° - MNcos53.14° + CNcos53.14° + PN = 0
    CN PN = 125.264 kN C

    AT JOINT C:
    ∑Fy = 0↑+
    PC -PCsin63.43° + CNsin53.14° = 0
    CN
    PC = 448.335 kN C
    63.43°= ø ø = 53.14°

    BC C CD ∑Fx = 0→+
    PCcos63.43° + CNcos53.14°+501.167 - BC = 0
    BC = 1002.334 kN T

    AT JOINT P: ∑Fy = 0↑+


    125.291kN
    -125.291 - OPsin26.57° + PCsin63.43° + QPsin26.57° + BPsin53.14° =
    OP
    0
    P ø = 26.57°
    PN
    QPsin26.57° + BPsin53.14° = 112.778 ------> EQ.1

    QP ∑Fx = 0→+
    PC
    BP -OPcos26.57° - PCcos63.43° + QPcos26.57° + BPcos53.14° = 0
    QPcos26.57° +BPcos53.14° = 453.707 ------> EQ.2

    QP = 660.334 kN C
    BP = 228.199 kN T
    AT JOINT B:
    QB
    BP

    ø = 53.14°
    ∑Fy = 0↑+
    63.43°= ø

    AB B BC -QBsin63.43° + BPsin53.14° = 0
    QB = 255.090 kN C

    AT JOINT A:
    62.645 kN
    AB ∑Fy = 0↑+
    ø = 26.57°
    Ay -62.645 -QA(sin26.57) = 980.389 kN C
    A AQ
    ∑Fx = 0→+
    AB - AQcos26.57°
    Ay=501.164kN AB = 876.694 kN T

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