P2.22 For the assembly shown in Figure P2.22, high-density polyethylene bars (1) and (2) each have coefficients of thermal ex- (1) pansion of a = 88 × 10-6/ºF. If the temperature of the assembly is decreased by 50°F from its initial B (2) temperature, determine the result- ing displacement of pin B. As- sume that b = 32 in. and 0 = 55°. b FIGURE P2.22

P2.22 For the assembly shown in Figure P2.22, high-density polyethylene bars (1) and (2) each have coefficients of thermal ex- (1) pansion of a = 88 × 10-6/ºF. If the temperature of the assembly is decreased by 50°F from its initial B (2) temperature, determine the result- ing displacement of pin B. As- sume that b = 32 in. and 0 = 55°. b FIGURE P2.22

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