Q2:The load (50 kN) applied on the rigid beam (AB)Is supported by the pin (A) and two rods ,one madeof steel and the other composite of bronze andaluminum , as shown in (Fig.2).Determine the stress of each material , and finallocation of (B).composite rod(ie 2m)steel rod(Le tm)rigidSteel: AF 600 mm? , E=200 GPa,Bronze: AF 300 mm , E= 83 GPa,Aluminum. A = 300 mmAo.6 mE = 70 GPaSO KN(Fig. 2)

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Determine the stress of each material , and final location of (B). Stool 600 m E-200 GRa

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