Question: Calculate the vertical reaction at support A when the horizontal force, ( mathrm { X } = 8 mathrm { kN }

Calculate the vertical reaction at support A when the horizontal force, \(\mathrm{X}=8\mathrm{kN}\) and the vertical force, \(\mathrm{Y}=19\mathrm{kN}\) are applied to the truss. (Note: Assume that forces pointing to the right are positive) Calculate the vertical reaction at support B when the horizontal force, \(\mathrm{X}=6\mathrm{kN}\) and the vertical force, \( Y=13\mathrm{kN}\) are applied to the truss. (Note: Assume that forces pointing to the right are positive) Calculate by hand the forces in member AB using the Resolution at Joints method when the horizontal force, \(\mathrm{X}=6\mathrm{kN}\) and the vertical force, \( Y=18\mathrm{kN}\) are applied to the truss. (Note assume tension forces are positive) Calculate by hand the forces in member CE using the Resolution at Joints method when the horizontal force, X \(=6\mathrm{kN}\) and the vertical force, \(\mathrm{Y}=12\mathrm{kN}\) are applied to the truss. (Note assume tension forces are positive) Calculate by hand the force in member ED using the Resolution at Joints method when the horizontal force, X \(=4\mathrm{kN}\) and the vertical force, \(\mathrm{Y}=18\mathrm{kN}\) are applied to the truss. (Note assume tension forces are positive)
Calculate the vertical reaction at support A when

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