A roadway sign weighs 5.3 kN and is supported by a structural pipe that has an outside diameter of 220 mm and a wall thickness of 14.5 mm. The resultant force of the wind pressure acting on the sign is 13 kN, as shown. Assume a-8.1 m, b=4 m, P₂-13 kN, and Py -5.3 kN. (a) Determine the normal and shear stresses 6. Tyll at point H. (b) Determine the normal and shear stresses ok, Tysk at point K. Answers: 0|| = Tayll 0k = Tyck i MPa. MPa. MPa. MPa.

A roadway sign weighs 5.3 kN and is supported by a structural pipe that has an outside diameter of 220 mm and a wall thickness of 14.5 mm. The resultant force of the wind pressure acting on the sign is 13 kN, as shown. Assume a-8.1 m, b=4 m, P₂-13 kN, and Py -5.3 kN. (a) Determine the normal and shear stresses 6. Tyll at point H. (b) Determine the normal and shear stresses ok, Tysk at point K. Answers: 0|| = Tayll 0k = Tyck i MPa. MPa. MPa. MPa.

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