For the given system: rods 1 (at both ends), d = 0.625 in and E = 15,000 ksi; rod 2, d = 0.375 in and E = 30,000 ksi. The three rods support the horizontal bar ABC as it is subjected to load Pas shown. Determine the stresses developed in each bar if P applied is 24 kips. All the bars are stress-free before the load P is applied. (2) 60 in. (1) (1) 24 in.

For the given system: rods 1 (at both ends), d = 0.625 in and E = 15,000 ksi; rod 2, d = 0.375 in and E = 30,000 ksi. The three rods support the horizontal bar ABC as it is subjected to load Pas shown. Determine the stresses developed in each bar if P applied is 24 kips. All the bars are stress-free before the load P is applied. (2) 60 in. (1) (1) 24 in.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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