Q2: A rigid bar is suspended from two wires of equal lengths 250 cm as shown below. Take E,= 210 GPa, E,=110 GPa. All data in the Table below. Find: 1. Distance of the load (P) from the bronze wire. 2. Stresses developed in steel and brass wires.

Q2: A rigid bar is suspended from two wires of equal lengths 250 cm as shown below. Take E,= 210 GPa, E,=110 GPa. All data in the Table below. Find: 1. Distance of the load (P) from the bronze wire. 2. Stresses developed in steel and brass wires.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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