To assemble the truss (axial rigidity EA of the three bars) in Figure 3 the end point P of bar 2 has to be connected with pin K. Assume 8 « L (i.e., much smaller than L). Determine the forces in the bars after the truss has been assembled. (See page 45 in the book for answers.) (1 (2 (3) L. K

To assemble the truss (axial rigidity EA of the three bars) in Figure 3 the end point P of bar 2 has to be connected with pin K. Assume 8 « L (i.e., much smaller than L). Determine the forces in the bars after the truss has been assembled. (See page 45 in the book for answers.) (1 (2 (3) L. K

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