The truss below is subject to the loads as shown. All of the members are attached at plates and can be treated as pconnected. The truss is attached to the ground with a pin joint at A and a roller at C.The applied load H is 531 N. The applied load J is 128 N.What is the internal resultant normal force in member EF in N? (tension is positive, compression is negative)JA4 mEB4 mCF4 mHGAD6 m The truss below is subject to the loads as shown. All of the members are attached at plates and can be treated as pinconnected. The truss is attached to the ground at a pin joint at G and a roller at D.The applied load H is 277 N. The applied load J is 350 N.What is the internal resultant normal force in member CG in N? (tension is positive, compression is negative)EFGAJ.3 mBH3 mC3 mDCONSER5 m

The truss below is subject to the loads as shown. All of the members are attached at plates and can be treated as p connected. The truss is attached to the ground with a pin joint at A and a roller at C. The applied load H is 531 N. The applied load J is 128 N. What is the internal resultant normal force in member EF in N? (tension is positive, compression is negative)

The truss below is subject to the loads as shown. All of the members are attached at plates and can be treated as p connected. The truss is attached to the ground with a pin joint at A and a roller at C. The applied load H is 531 N. The applied load J is 128 N. What is the internal resultant normal force in member EF in N? (tension is positive, compression is negative)

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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