Problem 1. Concentrated load P, at B and difference AT(x) are applied to circular bar with Young's Modulus E and thermal expansion coefficient a. The diameter of segment AB varies linearly from D at A to 2D at B. The temperature difference A7(x) is applied to segment BC. (a) Find the reaction forces at A and C. (b) Find the deflection of point B.

Problem 1. Concentrated load P, at B and difference AT(x) are applied to circular bar with Young's Modulus E and thermal expansion coefficient a. The diameter of segment AB varies linearly from D at A to 2D at B. The temperature difference A7(x) is applied to segment BC. (a) Find the reaction forces at A and C. (b) Find the deflection of point B.

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