6. A horizontal rigid bar Ab weighing 200kN is hung by three vertical rods, each of 1m length and 500mm? in cross-section as shown. The central rod is of steel and the outer rods are copper. If the temperature rise is 40°C, estimate the load carried by each rod by how much the load will descend. 1m 200KN d odt son B A= 500mm² Copper A= 500mm? A= 500mm² Copper

6. A horizontal rigid bar Ab weighing 200kN is hung by three vertical rods, each of 1m length and 500mm? in cross-section as shown. The central rod is of steel and the outer rods are copper. If the temperature rise is 40°C, estimate the load carried by each rod by how much the load will descend. 1m 200KN d odt son B A= 500mm² Copper A= 500mm? A= 500mm² Copper

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