Compute the vertical and horizontal components

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Question: (a) In Figure P8.15 compute the vertical and horizontal components of displacement of joint E produced by the loads. The area of bars AB, BD, and CD = 5 in.2; the area of all other bars = 3 in.2. E = 30,000 kips/in.2.

(b) If bars AB and BD are fabricated 3/4 in. too long and support D settles 0.25 in., compute the vertical displacement of joint E. Neglect all the applied loads.

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