A column is made of the two materials side by side as shown. Each material carries a portion of the total load P. Each material has the same 4" thickness perpendicular to the picture. Assuming the load is placed in such a way that the top rigid plate moves down without rotating, determine the stress in each material and the vertical displacement of the top rigid cap. Use P = 20 kips. Hint: Treat the top plate as a joint for drawing your FBD. 30 in. Red brass Aluminum Two different length wires support the 86.9565 slug mass shown. 6 in. 3 in.

A column is made of the two materials side by side as shown. Each material carries a portion of the total load P. Each material has the same 4" thickness perpendicular to the picture. Assuming the load is placed in such a way that the top rigid plate moves down without rotating, determine the stress in each material and the vertical displacement of the top rigid cap. Use P = 20 kips. Hint: Treat the top plate as a joint for drawing your FBD. 30 in. Red brass Aluminum Two different length wires support the 86.9565 slug mass shown. 6 in. 3 in.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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