Consider the steel truss structure show below. Member AB has a 20 mm by 50 mm rectangular cross section and member BC has a circular cross section. Assume E = 200 GPa,v=0.3 , and the ultimate normal stress is 50 MPa.

Consider the steel truss structure show below. Member AB has a 20 mm by 50 mm rectangular cross section and member BC has a circular cross section. Assume E = 200 GPa,v=0.3 , and the ultimate normal stress is 50 MPa.

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Consider the steel truss structure show below. Member AB has a 20 mm by 50 mm
rectangular cross section and member BC has a circular cross section. Assume
E
200 GPa,v=0.3, and the ultimate normal stress is 50 MPa.
%3D
d=20mim
600 mm
50 mm
60 KN
1. The force in member BC is closest to:
a. 60 kN
b.-80 kN
c. 100 kN
d. 140 kN

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