4 The direction of the forces in the cut members in a free body diagram of a plane truss used in the Method of Sections is:O Impossible to determine.O Perpendicular to the direction of the member.O Always along the axis of the cut member and in tension.O Always along the axis of the cut member and in either tension or compression.

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The direction of the forces in the cut members in a free body diagram of a plane truss used in the Method of Sections is: O Impossible to determine. Perpendicular to the direction of the member. O Always along the axis of the cut member and in tension. O Always along the axis of the cut member and in either tension or compression.

The direction of the forces in the cut members in a free body diagram of a plane truss used in the Method of Sections is: O Impossible to determine. Perpendicular to the direction of the member. O Always along the axis of the cut member and in tension. O Always along the axis of the cut member and in either tension or compression.

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