Detailed Steps ### M5.7 Rigid Bar and Two Axial Members**Objective:**Determine the internal forces and normal stresses in bars (1) and (2). Positive values indicate tension, and negative values indicate compression.Also, determine the deflection of the rigid bar in the x direction at point C.---**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram displays a vertical rigid bar with two horizontal axial members attached perpendicularly. - **Bar (1):** - Connected at point B - Length: 700 mm- **Bar (2):** - Connected at point D - Length: 950 mm- **Vertical Bar:** - Points and dimensions: - A to B: 540 mm - B to C: 320 mm - C to D: 380 mm- A lateral force of 95 kN is applied at point C to the right.**Bar Properties:**- **Bar 1:** - Cross-sectional area (\(A_1\)): 720 mm² - Modulus of elasticity (\(E_1\)): 100 GPa- **Bar 2:** - Cross-sectional area (\(A_2\)): 220 mm² - Modulus of elasticity (\(E_2\)): 80 GPa**Calculations:**To find:- \(F_1\) (kN): Internal force in Bar (1)- \(F_2\) (kN): Internal force in Bar (2)- \(\sigma_1\) (MPa): Normal stress in Bar (1)- \(\sigma_2\) (MPa): Normal stress in Bar (2)- \(v_c\) (mm): Deflection at point C---**Interactive Section:**Enter your calculated values for:- \(F_1\) and \(F_2\) in kN- \(\sigma_1\) and \(\sigma_2\) in MPa- \(v_c\) in mmSelect your attempt to check the solution: 1st, 2nd, or 3rd, and press "enter."

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Rigia and tw axlal Determine the internal forces and normal stresses in Bar properties bars (1) and (2). (+ = tension, compression) %3D - = A1 = 720 mm? Also, determine the deflection of the rigid bar in the x direction at C. E, 100 GPa %3D A2 = 220 mm? E, 80 GPa %3D (2) D

Rigia and tw axlal Determine the internal forces and normal stresses in Bar properties bars (1) and (2). (+ = tension, compression) %3D - = A1 = 720 mm? Also, determine the deflection of the rigid bar in the x direction at C. E, 100 GPa %3D A2 = 220 mm? E, 80 GPa %3D (2) D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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