(1) Given: b₁ B P=28 kN Square Bars b₁ = 57mm Q = 9 kN C b₂ = 19mm (3) Q R = 38kN b3 b3 ↑ D = 38mm R WHAT IS THE AXAIL STRESS IN BAR 2? ANSWER IN MPa ROUNDED-OFF TO 2 DECIMAL PLACES. POSITIVE FOR TENSILE STRESS AND NEGATIVE FOR COMPRESSIVE STRESS.

(1) Given: b₁ B P=28 kN Square Bars b₁ = 57mm Q = 9 kN C b₂ = 19mm (3) Q R = 38kN b3 b3 ↑ D = 38mm R WHAT IS THE AXAIL STRESS IN BAR 2? ANSWER IN MPa ROUNDED-OFF TO 2 DECIMAL PLACES. POSITIVE FOR TENSILE STRESS AND NEGATIVE FOR COMPRESSIVE STRESS.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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