Question: Figure Part A If ( d = 0 . 8 0 mathrm { ft } ) and the spring has an unstretched

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Part A
If \( d=0.80\mathrm{ft}\) and the spring has an unstretched length of 1.20 ft , determine the force \( F \) required for equilibrium.
Express your answer in pounds to three significant figures.
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Learning Goal:
To analyze the forces within space truss members and the reaction forces that act on space trusses.
A space truss is a stable three-dimensional structure that consists of members joined at their ends. If the external loading is applied at the joints, and the joints are ball-and-socket connections, the members of a space truss may be treated as twoforce members.
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A space truss is subjected to a load of \( F=\{160\mathbf{i}-450\mathbf{k}\}\mathrm{lb}\)(Figure 1) Three ball-and-socket joints at \( C \),\( E \), and \( G \) support the space truss. If \( F_{x}=160\mathrm{lb}, F_{z}=450\mathrm{lb}\) in the negative \( z \) direction, and \( d=9.00\mathrm{ft}\), what is the magnitude of the force in member \( A C \)? Indicate a tensile force as a positive value and a compressive force as a negative value.
Express your answer numerically to three significant figures in pounds.
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Part B
As shown, a space truss is the frame for a building's awning. (Figure 2) Three ball-and-socket joints at \( A, B \), and \( E \) support the frame. If a force of \( F=\{130\mathbf{i}+390\mathbf{j}\}\mathrm{N}\) is applied at point \( D \), what are the forces in each member? Indicate a tensile force as a positive value and a compressive force as a negative value.
Express your answers numerically to three significant figures in newtons separated by commas.
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Figure Part A If \ ( d = 0 . 8 0 \ mathrm { ft }

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