F1. The rigid bar ABC in the figure is supported by a clevis and pin at its right hand side and by two cables AD and BE fastened at the positions shown along the length of the bar. The cables are fabricated from steel and are 1.50 in. in diameter. Determine the stresses in the cables and their displacements. E 6 ft 45° 3 ft B 3 ft F = 80 kip 6 ft 6 ft

F1. The rigid bar ABC in the figure is supported by a clevis and pin at its right hand side and by two cables AD and BE fastened at the positions shown along the length of the bar. The cables are fabricated from steel and are 1.50 in. in diameter. Determine the stresses in the cables and their displacements. E 6 ft 45° 3 ft B 3 ft F = 80 kip 6 ft 6 ft

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