Problem #3 The bar shown below has uniform cross section and material properties throughout. In addition to the loads shown, the bar experiences a uniform temperature change of AT. Given the x displacement at B is equal to -0.3022409955 inches determine the change in temperature, AT. Report your answer in degrees F to 2 decimal places. D x 8 ft C 10 kip 5 ft B 30 kip 3 ft A 30 kip E = 18,000 ksi a = 8.0 x 10-6 1/°F A 0.15 in²

Problem #3 The bar shown below has uniform cross section and material properties throughout. In addition to the loads shown, the bar experiences a uniform temperature change of AT. Given the x displacement at B is equal to -0.3022409955 inches determine the change in temperature, AT. Report your answer in degrees F to 2 decimal places. D x 8 ft C 10 kip 5 ft B 30 kip 3 ft A 30 kip E = 18,000 ksi a = 8.0 x 10-6 1/°F A 0.15 in²

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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