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    The document contains two problems about calculating forces in truss structures. The first problem is about a truss ABC with a 5m span carrying a 10kN load at its apex, and asks to find the forces in members AB, AC and BC. The second problem shows a 7-member Warren girder supported at its ends and loaded at points B and C, asking to find the forces in all members and indicate if they are compressive or tensile.

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    The document contains two problems about calculating forces in truss structures. The first problem is about a truss ABC with a 5m span carrying a 10kN load at its apex, and asks to find the forces in members AB, AC and BC. The second problem shows a 7-member Warren girder supported at its ends and loaded at points B and C, asking to find the forces in all members and indicate if they are compressive or tensile.

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    The Truss ABC Shown in Figure Has A Span of 5 Meters. It Is Carrying A Load of 10 KN at Its Apex. Find The Force in The Members AB, AC and BC

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    The document contains two problems about calculating forces in truss structures. The first problem is about a truss ABC with a 5m span carrying a 10kN load at its apex, and asks to find the forces in members AB, AC and BC. The second problem shows a 7-member Warren girder supported at its ends and loaded at points B and C, asking to find the forces in all members and indicate if they are compressive or tensile.

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    1. The truss ABC shown in figure has a span of 5 meters.

    It is carrying a load of 10
    KN at its apex. Find the force in the members AB, AC and BC
    2. Warren girder consisting of seven members each of 3 m is shows in figure, length
    freely supported at its end points. The girder is loaded at B and C as shown. Find the
    forces in all the members of the girder indicating whether the force is compressive or
    tensile.

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