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Problem 5: If we apply tension load in points 1 and 2, and attached them together then release, what will be the reactions in the supports? L = 100 cm A, =1 cm I mm L= 70 cm A 1.5 cm E = 70 GPa

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Problem 5: If we apply tension load in points 1 and 2, and attached them together
then release, what will be the reactions in the supports?
L = 100 cm
A =1 cm
1 mm
L= 70 cm
A: = 1.5 cm?
E= 70 GPa
B

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