A rigid plate (AC) is connected to flat steel bars by pins at A and B. The horizontal flat steel bar ED is also connected via pins at points E and D. Member AE consists of two 6 mm by 25 mm parallel flat bars, while members EB and ED are single flat bars with dimensions 8 mm by 30 mm. If the structure is subjected to a 2-kip vertical force at point A, find the axial (normal) stress in members AE, EB, and ED. A 2 kip -3'- E B -3'- 4'

A rigid plate (AC) is connected to flat steel bars by pins at A and B. The horizontal flat steel bar ED is also connected via pins at points E and D. Member AE consists of two 6 mm by 25 mm parallel flat bars, while members EB and ED are single flat bars with dimensions 8 mm by 30 mm. If the structure is subjected to a 2-kip vertical force at point A, find the axial (normal) stress in members AE, EB, and ED. A 2 kip -3'- E B -3'- 4'

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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