A cylindrical rod is designed of A36 steel (Ftall=Allowable tensile stress=24ksi). What is the smallest reasonable sized rod that could support the 15,000 pounds? Pick the closest answer. about 0.352 inch radius about 0.652 inch radius about 0.446 in radius

A cylindrical rod is designed of A36 steel (Ftall=Allowable tensile stress=24ksi). What is the smallest reasonable sized rod that could support the 15,000 pounds? Pick the closest answer. about 0.352 inch radius about 0.652 inch radius about 0.446 in radius

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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A cylindrical rod is designed of A36 steel (Ftall=Allowable tensile
stress=24ksi). What is the smallest reasonable sized rod that could
support the 15,000 pounds? Pick the closest answer.
about 0.352 inch radius
about 0.652 inch radius
about 0.446 in radius

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