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at A. The cross-sectional areas are 120 mm² and
150 mm² for tensile and compressive members, respectively.
Indicate Tor C.
a. What is the axial stress at member AB?
b. What is the axial stress at member BC?
C. What is the axial stress at member CD ?
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