Problem 1 compression. Answers: For the given truss structure below: Determine the reactions and their directions. Determine the forces, FBC, FBE, and FEF. Specify whether the member is in tension or (a) RAx= Rcx= (b) FBC= 45° 4 m B (direction: ) (direction: ) () FBE = 12kN -4m RAY = Rcy= E 12 kN C 4 m () FEF= 8 kN D 3m (direction: (direction: ) ()

Problem 1 compression. Answers: For the given truss structure below: Determine the reactions and their directions. Determine the forces, FBC, FBE, and FEF. Specify whether the member is in tension or (a) RAx= Rcx= (b) FBC= 45° 4 m B (direction: ) (direction: ) () FBE = 12kN -4m RAY = Rcy= E 12 kN C 4 m () FEF= 8 kN D 3m (direction: (direction: ) ()

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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