Lecture

Isostatic Structures: Resolution and Influence of Height

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This lecture covers the resolution of isostatic structures with 5 nodes, analyzing the distribution of forces and comparing different scenarios. It also explores the influence of the height of the truss on the structural behavior, presenting variations in the forces. The instructor discusses the process step by step, highlighting the importance of equilibrium and load distribution in structural analysis.

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