1-56.M A short compression member has the cross section shown in Figure Pl-56. Compute the stress in the member if a compressive force of 640 kN is applied in line with its centroidal axis. + 15 40 60 80 Dimensions in mm FIGURE P1-56 Short compression member for Problem 1-56.

1-56.M A short compression member has the cross section shown in Figure Pl-56. Compute the stress in the member if a compressive force of 640 kN is applied in line with its centroidal axis. + 15 40 60 80 Dimensions in mm FIGURE P1-56 Short compression member for Problem 1-56.

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1-56.M A short compression member has the cross section
shown in Figure P1-56. Compute the stress in the
member if a compressive force of 640 kN is applied
in line with its centroidal axis.
+
15 40
60
80
Dimensions in mm
FIGURE P1-56 Short compression member for
Problem 1-56.

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