Solve for a and b and c 9:42 a0 O 0* TE ll 91% iSummary. meinod of Sections (and Joints)Figure 1 shows a simple truss that with a pin joint at Aand a roller at B. It's vertical and horizontal membersare all 6' long as shown. A load of 7000 lb is applieddirectly at point H:(a) Draw a Free Body Diagram (FBD) for the wholetruss6'Figure 1E6'F(b) Find the reactions at A and B(c) Use the Method of Sections to find the internalforces in members CD and CH. Label them astension (T) or compression (C)(d) Use the Method of Joints to find the internal forcein member BC. Label it as (T) or (C). NOTE: Youdo not have to start from scratch, you can use theinformation in in part (c) to save timeIH6'6'1812'7000 lb

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Chapter11: Columns

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Problem 11.3.20P: The hoisting arrangement for lifting a large pipe is shown in the figure. The spreader is a steel...

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