**Problem Statement:**The semicircular rod has a 200 N load acting on it at the lower end in the direction shown in the figure. The rod is supported by a fixed support at A. Determine the internal axial force \( F \), the shear force \( V \), and bending moment \( M \) at section \( C \) where the angle is 30°.**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows a semicircular rod with a radius of 0.5 m. The rod is fixed at point \( A \) and has a load of 200 N applied at the bottom, at point \( S \). The load direction is vertically downward. Section \( C \) makes an angle of 30° with the vertical axis.- **Points and Angles:** - \( A \): Fixed support. - \( B \): Top end of the semicircle. - \( C \): Point of interest where the angle is 30°. - \( S \): Point where the load is applied, directly below \( A \). - The semicircular rod makes a complete 180° turn from \( A \) to \( B \).- **Forces:** - 200 N force is applied downward at \( S \).**Tasks:**Calculate the following at point \( C \):1. **Internal Axial Force \( F \):** The component of force along the axis of the rod at section \( C \).2. **Shear Force \( V \):** The force perpendicular to the rod's axis at section \( C \).3. **Bending Moment \( M \):** The moment that causes bending at section \( C \).

Given Data: The load acting on the lower end of the rod is P=200 N. The radius of the semicircular…

drs - The semicircular rod has a 200 N load acting on it at the lower end in the direction shown in the figure. The rod is supported by a fixed support at A. Determine the internal axial force F, the shear force V and bending moment M at section C where the angle is 30°. 0.5 m 30 200 N

drs - The semicircular rod has a 200 N load acting on it at the lower end in the direction shown in the figure. The rod is supported by a fixed support at A. Determine the internal axial force F, the shear force V and bending moment M at section C where the angle is 30°. 0.5 m 30 200 N

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