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Q3/ If two members, A and B, are connected together and fixed supported at one end. The tensile load of 1000 lb is applied at the free end, as shown in Fig.2. Determine the strain- energy density in each of the two members, and compute the total strain energy of the system.

Q3/ If two members, A and B, are connected together and fixed supported at one end. The tensile load of 1000 lb is applied at the free end, as shown in Fig.2. Determine the strain- energy density in each of the two members, and compute the total strain energy of the system.

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Q3/ If two members, A and B, are connected together and fixed supported at one end. The tensile load of 1000 lb is applied at the free end, as shown in Fig.2. Determine the strain- energy density in cach of the two members, and compute the total strain energy of the system. E- 30 x 10 psi A- 0.3 E- 15 x 10ʻpai Va - 0.2 1000 lbs
Transcribed Image Text:Q3/ If two members, A and B, are connected together and fixed supported at one end. The tensile load of 1000 lb is applied at the free end, as shown in Fig.2. Determine the strain- energy density in cach of the two members, and compute the total strain energy of the system. E- 30 x 10 psi A- 0.3 E- 15 x 10ʻpai Va - 0.2 1000 lbs
Q2/ A negligible weight bracket, subjected to 3 kips load P as shown in Fig. 1. Determine the normal stresses in the members AB and BC and the shearing stresses for the pin A and C. All pins have 0.4 in. diameter and double shear. 10,25" plate
Transcribed Image Text:Q2/ A negligible weight bracket, subjected to 3 kips load P as shown in Fig. 1. Determine the normal stresses in the members AB and BC and the shearing stresses for the pin A and C. All pins have 0.4 in. diameter and double shear. 10,25" plate
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