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The answers for (b) are Ax = 7.66 kN, Cy = -36.43 kN, and Ay = 10 kN. The answers for (c) are FAB = 14.14 kN (tens), FAE = -17.66 kN (comp), FDE = -2.53 kN (comp), FBE = 11.62 kN (tens), FCD = 25.75 kN (tens), FBD = -16.42 kN (comp), and FBC = 25.75 kN (tens). Full working out would be appreciated so I can understand it fully, please. Thanks. Q1 A truss system is shown in Figure Q1. It is loaded at joints D and E as shown. The truss members are to be manufactured from an Aluminium Alloy cylindrical bar with a tensile yield stress of 300 MPa, a compressive yield stress of 200 MPa, and Young's Modulus of 70 GPa. 1.5m V 1.5m 4 20 kN 10 kN 3m 1.5m K Fig. Q1 (b) Draw a Free Body Diagram of the truss and determine the reactions at the supports. (c) Use the METHOD OF JOINTS to determine the load in each member of the truss, indicating whether they are tensile or compressive.

          The answers for (b) are Ax = 7.66 kN, Cy = -36.43 kN, and Ay = 10 kN.
The answers for (c) are FAB = 14.14 kN (tens), FAE = -17.66 kN (comp), FDE = -2.53 kN (comp), FBE = 11.62 kN (tens), FCD = 25.75 kN (tens), FBD = -16.42 kN (comp), and FBC = 25.75 kN (tens).
Full working out would be appreciated so I can understand it fully, please. Thanks.

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A truss system is shown in Figure Q1. It is loaded at joints D and E as shown. The truss members are to be manufactured from an Aluminium Alloy cylindrical bar with a tensile yield stress of 300 MPa, a compressive yield stress of 200 MPa, and Young's Modulus of 70 GPa.

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(b) Draw a Free Body Diagram of the truss and determine the reactions at the supports.
(c) Use the METHOD OF JOINTS to determine the load in each member of the truss, indicating whether they are tensile or compressive.
        
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the answers for b is ax766kn cy 3643kn and ay10kn the answers for c are fab1414kntens fae 1766kncomp fde 253kncomp fbe1162kntens fcd2575kntens fbd 1642kncomp fbc2575kntens full working out w 44355

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The answers for (b) are Ax = 7.66 kN, Cy = -36.43 kN, and Ay = 10 kN. The answers for (c) are FAB = 14.14 kN (tens), FAE = -17.66 kN (comp), FDE = -2.53 kN (comp), FBE = 11.62 kN (tens), FCD = 25.75 kN (tens), FBD = -16.42 kN (comp), and FBC = 25.75 kN (tens). Full working out would be appreciated so I can understand it fully, please. Thanks. Q1 A truss system is shown in Figure Q1. It is loaded at joints D and E as shown. The truss members are to be manufactured from an Aluminium Alloy cylindrical bar with a tensile yield stress of 300 MPa, a compressive yield stress of 200 MPa, and Young's Modulus of 70 GPa. 1.5m V 1.5m 4 20 kN 10 kN 3m 1.5m K Fig. Q1 (b) Draw a Free Body Diagram of the truss and determine the reactions at the supports. (c) Use the METHOD OF JOINTS to determine the load in each member of the truss, indicating whether they are tensile or compressive.
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00:01 Hello students, here a steel bar ab of the frame is assumed to be pin connected at its ends for yy axis buckling.
00:08 In this case given that p is 20 kilo newton and the modulus of elasticity of steel is 200 gigapascal, sigma y equal to 300 megapascal and the total length l equal to 6 meter, l2 is 3 meter and l1 is 4 meter.
00:42 In this case we have to find the factor of safety.
00:47 So let's see the body sketch.
00:50 Here a is 50 millimeter or we can write 0 .05 meter and b is 100 millimeter which is equal to 0 .1 meter.
01:06 So first we have to determine the area.
01:13 So area equal to a dot b which is 0 .05 into 0 .1.
01:24 This gives the area of 0 .005 meter square and next we have to find the moment of inertia about the y -axis.
01:35 So the moment of inertia iy equal to 1 by 12 a cube b gives the moment of inertia as 1 .0417 into 10 power minus 6 meter power 4 and by using pythagoras theorem, by pythagoras theorem we have to find the length lac.
02:09 Here it is given that this is a, b and c.
02:15 This is 3 meter, this is 4 meter.
02:18 So lac is found out by using pythagoras theorem as lac is equal to square root of 3 square plus 4 square.
02:27 So lac equal to 5 meter.
02:32 Now we need to draw the forces that is the free body diagram for this case.
02:38 The force p is acting and this point is a.
02:44 In this straight line force ab is acting and another force is acting in this direction which is 4fac and here the length is 5, 4 and this is 3.
03:04 So now we can determine the force fac in the rod by using the equilibrium equation of joint a with respect to x -axis.
03:16 So this is given by here we are taking in the positive x direction.
03:24 So summation of forces in the x direction is 0.
03:28 So p minus 3 by 5 fac equal to 0.
03:34 From this we can able to calculate fac.
03:37 So fac equal to 5 by 3 into 20 kilo newton...
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