Given the Truss as shown below with load P, = 2X N and P2 = 3X N. Using Method of Joints, determine the following if the maximum force at member GF is 288.675 N (Tension). a.) The Load P1. b.) The Load P2. c.) The Force at Member CG. - 3 m- Cl -3 m- B D 3 m 3 m A E G F 3 m - 3 m- 3 m

Given the Truss as shown below with load P, = 2X N and P2 = 3X N. Using Method of Joints, determine the following if the maximum force at member GF is 288.675 N (Tension). a.) The Load P1. b.) The Load P2. c.) The Force at Member CG. - 3 m- Cl -3 m- B D 3 m 3 m A E G F 3 m - 3 m- 3 m

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Problem 1P

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