From the given illustration below, the force acting on B is equal to 25 kN, on C = 20 kN, and on D = 30 kN. If the cross sectional area of the material is 600 sq.mm, what is the maximum stress in the bar? FINAL EXAM > A B FINAL EXAM

From the given illustration below, the force acting on B is equal to 25 kN, on C = 20 kN, and on D = 30 kN. If the cross sectional area of the material is 600 sq.mm, what is the maximum stress in the bar? FINAL EXAM > A B FINAL EXAM

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From the given illustration below, the force acting on B is equal to 25 kN, on C = 20
kN, and on D = 30 kN. If the cross sectional area of the material is 600 sg.mm, what is
the maximum stress in the bar?
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A B
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