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In the triangular truss shown above, the forces in each strut act at the ends only and are parallel to the strut. External forces

   

In the triangular truss shown above, the forces in each strut act at the ends only and are parallel to the strut. External forces W and G act vertically at nodes 2 and 4, and external force H acts horizontally at node 5. The truss is supported by the horizontal force Fg and vertical force Fg at node 1 and by the vertical force F10 at node 3. The angles are a=47, B=66, y=45, 8=79, and W=350, G=390, H=240. The equations for the unknown forces F1 - F10 are: = 0 = 0 = 0 Fix + F6 + Fe Fly + F9 -F2x + F3x F6 + F7 F2y + F3y = W -F4x F7 = 0 Fay + F10 = 0 -F1x + F2x + Fs = 0 -Fly F2y = G -F3x + F4x Fs = H -F3y F4y = 0 G4 Fs F3x H 5 Fex F2x Fs Fay.. Fzy F2 F3y F1 Fly F3 Fyt F2 Fzy B F2x 2 83 F10 Fe F4x F3x F7 F7 Fix F6 F6 Write a MATLAB program to calculate and print the unknown forces F1 - F10 . The output of this program should look like this: forces = -689.7338 125.2695 333.1331 -239.9696 -521.3490 230.3973 45.7884 240.0000 504.4394 235.5606

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