F 26 2 C S X 2 B A solid bar S (E-200 GPa, A=100 mm²) is attached to a cantilever beam (E-200 GPa, 1=250*106 mm) as shown in the figure. Calculate the force S in the bar due to an applied force F=100 kN at the free end of the cantilever. Disregard axial deformations of the beam. a=30°, L=4m

F 26 2 C S X 2 B A solid bar S (E-200 GPa, A=100 mm²) is attached to a cantilever beam (E-200 GPa, 1=250*106 mm) as shown in the figure. Calculate the force S in the bar due to an applied force F=100 kN at the free end of the cantilever. Disregard axial deformations of the beam. a=30°, L=4m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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