For the pin jointed truss ABCD structure shown in Figure Q1, compute the reactions and theforces of the members using Flexibility Method. Assume E = 200KN/mm and A for all the members are1200mm'.40kNB.303m4mFigure Q1

m (members) = 5 r (support reaction) = 4 j (no of joint) = 4 degree of indeterminacy = m+r-2j =…

For the pin jointed truss ABCD structure shown in Figure Q1, compute the reactions and forces of the members using Flexibility Method. Assume E = 200kN/mm' and A for all the members are 1200mm. 40kN 30 3m 4m

For the pin jointed truss ABCD structure shown in Figure Q1, compute the reactions and forces of the members using Flexibility Method. Assume E = 200kN/mm' and A for all the members are 1200mm. 40kN 30 3m 4m

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For the pin jointed truss ABCD structure shown in Figure Q1, compute the reactions and the
forces of the members using Flexibility Method. Assume E = 200KN/mm and A for all the members are
1200mm'.
40kN
B.
30
3m
4m
Figure Q1

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