HELP Calculating forces in truss/bridge

Thread starter ABaruwal
Start date Mar 11, 2012
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The discussion revolves around seeking assistance with calculating forces in a truss or bridge structure. The user expresses confusion and requests help to get started on their practice work. A diagram has been uploaded to aid in understanding the problem. Other forum members are encouraged to respond, emphasizing that there is no need to repeatedly bump the thread for attention. The conversation highlights the importance of patience in receiving help from the community.

Mar 11, 2012

ABaruwal

HELP! Calculating forces in truss/bridge

Hello,
I'm doing some practice work and have no idea how to do this, so can some one please help me get started.

I've uploaded to diagram

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Mar 11, 2012

SHISHKABOB

There's no need to bump a thread here ;)

if someone can help you with your question they will show up eventually. And your thread isn't going to disappear off the face of the forum any time soon.

Mar 13, 2012

ABaruwal

Anyone?

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