Problem 04.077. Determine the deflection of an angled bar using Castigliano's theorem Using Castigliano's theorem, determine the deflection of point Bin the direction of the force F= 10 ibf for the steel bar shown in the figure where a= 19 in, b=6 in, and the diameter is d=0.5 in. in The deflection of point Bin the direction of force is

Problem 04.077. Determine the deflection of an angled bar using Castigliano's theorem Using Castigliano's theorem, determine the deflection of point Bin the direction of the force F= 10 ibf for the steel bar shown in the figure where a= 19 in, b=6 in, and the diameter is d=0.5 in. in The deflection of point Bin the direction of force is

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