Question 2 Give a bar subjected to the concentrated forces and uniformly distributed force within segment CD as shown in Figure 2. The cross- sectional area of the bar is 6 cm². 1. Draw the normal force diagrams of the bar 2. Draw the diagram of normal stresses of the bar 1.1 m 3.9 m 2.4 m A B 20 KN 40 kN C 12kN/m D ✓110 KN Figure 2

Question 2 Give a bar subjected to the concentrated forces and uniformly distributed force within segment CD as shown in Figure 2. The cross- sectional area of the bar is 6 cm². 1. Draw the normal force diagrams of the bar 2. Draw the diagram of normal stresses of the bar 1.1 m 3.9 m 2.4 m A B 20 KN 40 kN C 12kN/m D ✓110 KN Figure 2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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