GATE CE 2024 Set 1 — Question 49

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The plane truss shown in the figure has 13 joints and 22 members. The truss is made of a homogeneous, prismatic, linearly elastic material. All members have identical axial rigidity. A to M indicate the joints of the truss. The truss has pin supports at joints A and L and roller support at joint K. The truss is subjected to a 10 kN10\text{ kN} vertically downward force at joint H and a 10 kN10\text{ kN} horizontal force in the rightward direction at joint B as shown.
Plane truss with joints A-M and loads
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The magnitude of the reaction (in kN) at the pin support L is _____________ (rounded off to 1 decimal place).
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