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If a truss buckles or overturns, it is usually because of the failure of an adjacent truss or its bracing. A steel truss in a fire may buckle and overturn because of expansion or weakening from the heat. Most truss failures are the result of broken connections. Photo 1 shows a set of parallel-chord wood trusses supporting a plywood floor deck.
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3.25 ft/s
Explanation:
The crate is of =14-lb=m₁
The angle of inclination is = 40°=Ф
The initial velocity = 0.4 ft/s= v₁
Distance the crate will move is= 0.3 ft =d
The load pulling downwards is = 36 lb= m₂
Acceleration of the pulley, a= m₂g - m₁gsinФ / m₁+m₂ where g= 32.17 ft/s^2
a= 36*32.17 - 14*32.17*sin 40° / 14+36
a=17.37 ft/s^2
Apply the formula for final velocity
V₂²=V₁²+2ad
V₂²=0.4²+ 2*17.37*0.3
V₂²=10.582
V₂ =√10.582 = 3.25 ft/s
