Rigid bar BFCD is pinned at C and supported by steel bar AB at B and aluminum bar DE at D. A concentrated load P is applied to the rigid bar at F. Compute the Load P when the downward deflection at F(A=0.6 mm.) 1 m 3m B F 1m P Rigid bar A=0.6 mm 3m AB steel bar A=650 mm² E= 200 GPa D TESPAS E 1.5m DE aluminum bar A-900 mm 2 E=70 GPa

Rigid bar BFCD is pinned at C and supported by steel bar AB at B and aluminum bar DE at D. A concentrated load P is applied to the rigid bar at F. Compute the Load P when the downward deflection at F(A=0.6 mm.) 1 m 3m B F 1m P Rigid bar A=0.6 mm 3m AB steel bar A=650 mm² E= 200 GPa D TESPAS E 1.5m DE aluminum bar A-900 mm 2 E=70 GPa

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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