Determine the magnitudes of F1 and F2 for equilibrium

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The members of a truss are pin connected at joint O.
Determine the magnitudes of F1 and F2 for equilibrium.

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we multiply by (.866/.5) to the first equation because dividing the ".5F1" by 0.5 turns it into simply "F1" which then the multiplication of .866 turns it into ".866F1" which means its now ready to cancel out the "-.866F1" in second equation. This is the explanation my mind seeked out in the midst of confusion. I hope it helps someone else as well

okdarius

man i love you, iam shredding in confusion u just did it

gellatogella

i think he multiple with .866/0.5 is because he was using simultaneous equation. i've tried solving the two unknown ques using simultaneous equation and it worked!

nurizzatulhrfn

how can u get 0.866/5 ???? someone please help me with it

luqmanulhamri

Could you maybe do an example where say both F1 and the resultant force is unknown as well as theta ?

jeanrijooste

Thanks a lot. Forgot how to do the last past, feel kinda dumb I forgot about making the forces equal so they could cancel...

kiannguyen

THANK YOU SIR!!! SUCH A BIG HELP <3

andreation

But how i know this number to multiple both equations

aliabdulhassan

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tiktokpakistan

could you do some questions on moments?

shilosinjari

How did the answer became 9.58 kN for F2?? I re computed it with my calculator and my answer is 16.928 kN

juandiegomacapagal

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