13/13 FOR THE RIGID BEAM SHOWN BELOWFIND THE STRESS IN ALUMNUM RODSteel RodEst= 200 kN/mmA ST=200 mmAluminum RodLst= 4 mEalu- 70 kN/mm?Aalu-300 mm?Lalu= 2 mA4 M8 M50 kN

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13/13 FOR THE RIGID BEAM SHOWN BELOW FIND THE STRESS IN ALUMNUM ROD Steel Rod Est= 200 kN/mm2² A ST=200 mm? Lst= 4 m Aluminum Rod Ealu= 70 kN/mm Aalu=300 mm? Lalu= 2 m A 4 M 8 M 50 kN

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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