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    This document discusses work done on a truss and poses two conclusion questions. The first question asks about the direction a truss can move, either clockwise or counterclockwise. The second question suggests that defining a direction for the truss helps prevent other members from moving in their own directions.

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    This document discusses work done on a truss and poses two conclusion questions. The first question asks about the direction a truss can move, either clockwise or counterclockwise. The second question suggests that defining a direction for the truss helps prevent other members from moving in their own directions.

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    This document discusses work done on a truss and poses two conclusion questions. The first question asks about the direction a truss can move, either clockwise or counterclockwise. The second question suggests that defining a direction for the truss helps prevent other members from moving in their own directions.

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    Answers (Conclusion questions at the end.

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    Conclusion questions
    1. So there is a direction the truss can move(CW or CCW)

    2. It helps so the other members don’t go moving around in their


    own direction.

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