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    1. A truss structure is shown with various forces labeled at each connection point. 2. Equations are shown setting the sum of the forces in the x and y direction equal to zero for various nodes. 3. The forces are calculated by solving the systems of equations, with tensions shown as positive values and compressions as negative values.

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    1. A truss structure is shown with various forces labeled at each connection point. 2. Equations are shown setting the sum of the forces in the x and y direction equal to zero for various nodes. 3. The forces are calculated by solving the systems of equations, with tensions shown as positive values and compressions as negative values.

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    1. A truss structure is shown with various forces labeled at each connection point. 2. Equations are shown setting the sum of the forces in the x and y direction equal to zero for various nodes. 3. The forces are calculated by solving the systems of equations, with tensions shown as positive values and compressions as negative values.

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    of 3

    ① 4

    -
    16

    444
    kN

    A B 12m C # C
    ↓ ↓h D

    i
    4m 4m i am 4

    2
    i
    ↓

    Gm *

    F
    Gr

    Fid=8kN D

    um
    D B 7
    EFy =U :

    FCE =-4kN FCB =


    FCD
    -
    4- Fae (2) = 0
    ~
    FCE=4kN
    FcB =
    8 kN Tension
    Compression
    kN E
    FDE =-
    8 94.

    FDE =
    8 94 KN Compression
    .

    FCE=4kN
    X

    & FX = 0 :
    T
    FED 8 94
    FBET
    = .

    Fxc =

    ( - 8 94) (2)
    .
    = 0

    Fre (25) + Fer (2) = -

    8
    .

    96(2)
    Fixc =
    7 996 kN
    .

    L
    Fi & 8 kN Tension FEF FRE FEF
    + = -
    8 96
    .
    -

    FRE(2) Fep(z) FF(25) + -


    -
    4 =
    0

    Fic=8kN
    F/B 7
    FBE FEF 96 (2) 4 &
    ↑
    - =
    5 .
    + -

    -> FEB=4 48kN -


    FBE 48 KN Tension
    .

    = 4 .

    FBF
    FEF=-13 4 kN
    48()
    .

    FBF -4
    FEB()
    =
    8 FAB
    .

    + =

    FEF = 13 4 KN .
    Compression
    FBF =
    -
    2 kN

    FAB= 12 KN Tension
    FBF = 2 KN Compression

    FBF = 2 kN
    M
    FAG
    Ar 13 4 KN
    (e)
    7 FEF =

    Fac
    .

    T = 14 9 .

    FGF = 14 9 KN
    .

    FGF cusE = FEF cosO + FAF cosO FAG = 6 68 KN


    .
    Tension

    FGF FGF = -

    13 4 .
    + FAF
    FGF SinO + FAF sinO + FiF + FEFSinG=O

    FaF+FAF-2- 13 4 .
    =
    0

    FGF =14 . 9 KN Compression

    FAF =
    1 88 kN
    . Tension

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