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For the link shown in the figure, the thickness of the link is 50 mm. Given that the force P= 40 kN, determine the P 40 mm maximum and minimum values of the normal stress 40 mm acting on section m-n.

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For the link shown in the figure, the thickness of the link
is 50 mm. Given that the force P= 40 kN, determine the
P
40 mm
maximum and minimum values of the normal stress
40 mm
acting on section m-n.

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