(2) Determine the internal forces and normal stresses in bars (1) and (2). (+= 850 mm 570 mm tension, – = compression) 70 kN Also, determine the deflection of the rigid bar in the x direction at C. (+= right, - = left) 490 mm (1) B Bar properties 650 mm 820 mm A = 840 mm? E, 90 GPa F1 kN A2 = 360 mm? F2 kN E, 120 GPa %3D MPa 02 MPa Try one mm I| ||

(2) Determine the internal forces and normal stresses in bars (1) and (2). (+= 850 mm 570 mm tension, – = compression) 70 kN Also, determine the deflection of the rigid bar in the x direction at C. (+= right, - = left) 490 mm (1) B Bar properties 650 mm 820 mm A = 840 mm? E, 90 GPa F1 kN A2 = 360 mm? F2 kN E, 120 GPa %3D MPa 02 MPa Try one mm I| ||

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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