Rigid member ABCD shown here is used to support a 2 kN weight. This member is 6-m-long. Steel (E = 200 GPa) rods BE and CF have a diameter of 0.5 cm and length of 2 m. What is the deflection of point d when the weight is applied? (A) 4.6 mm (B) 2.3 mm (C) 3.8 mm (D) 5.5 mm Ex- E

Rigid member ABCD shown here is used to support a 2 kN weight. This member is 6-m-long. Steel (E = 200 GPa) rods BE and CF have a diameter of 0.5 cm and length of 2 m. What is the deflection of point d when the weight is applied? (A) 4.6 mm (B) 2.3 mm (C) 3.8 mm (D) 5.5 mm Ex- E

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Rigid member ABCD shown here is used to support a 2 kN weight. This
member is 6-m-long. Steel (E = 200 GPa) rods BE and CF have a diameter of 0.5 cm
and length of 2 m. What is the deflection of point d when the weight is applied?
(A) 4.6 mm
(B) 2.3 mm
(C) 3.8 mm
(D) 5.5 mm
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