General information:Calculate: X= third 2 student numbersCalculate: X= (first 3 student numbers+ second 3 student numbers)Calculate: X= (first 3 student numbers+ second 3 student numbers)/2first 2 student numberThird 2 student mumberfirst 3 student number183569183569second 3 student nambersecond 2 students number1Important: Please provide the X1, X2, and X; value according to your student number. Q1. Figure Ql represents a plain Concrete braced system in which the diagonal brace BD has a cross sectional areaof 2500 mm2. What is the maximum allowable forced Q, if the member BD is limited to Xị mm change in length.Ec= 3000 MPa.7 mFigure Q1

Given A= 2500 mm2 E = 3000 Mpa Considering Students number as 183569

Q1. Figure Ql represents a plain Concrete braced system in which the diagonal brace BD has a cross sectional area of 2500 mm2. What is the maximum allowable forced Q, if the member BD is limited to Xị mm change in length. Ec= 3000 MPa.

Q1. Figure Ql represents a plain Concrete braced system in which the diagonal brace BD has a cross sectional area of 2500 mm2. What is the maximum allowable forced Q, if the member BD is limited to Xị mm change in length. Ec= 3000 MPa.

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General information:
Calculate: X= third 2 student numbers
Calculate: X= (first 3 student numbers+ second 3 student numbers)
Calculate: X= (first 3 student numbers+ second 3 student numbers)/2
first 2 student number
Third 2 student mumber
first 3 student number
183569
183569
second 3 student namber
second 2 students number
1
Important: Please provide the X1, X2, and X; value according to your student number.

Q1. Figure Ql represents a plain Concrete braced system in which the diagonal brace BD has a cross sectional area
of 2500 mm2. What is the maximum allowable forced Q, if the member BD is limited to Xị mm change in length.
Ec= 3000 MPa.
7 m
Figure Q1

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