Rigid bar AD is horizontal before the weight of radius of 0.025" and are made of A913 steel. Determine the rotation of AD and how far C will move down due to application of the weight See Appendix of text for any material properties needed. Ans: 0.00071 radians

Rigid bar AD is horizontal before the weight of radius of 0.025" and are made of A913 steel. Determine the rotation of AD and how far C will move down due to application of the weight See Appendix of text for any material properties needed. Ans: 0.00071 radians

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E. Rigid bar AD is horizontal before the weight of 112 lb is applied to the end of wire BC at C. The wires have a
radius of 0.025" and are made of A913 steel. Determine the rotation of AD and how far C will move down due
to application of the weight See Appendix of text for any material properties needed. Ans: 0.00071 radians
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