Shown in the figures (1) and (2) are trusses containing members that are made of same materials (Modulus of Elasticity E) and with same cross-sectional area A. When the load P is applied, which of the following statement about the strain energy of the entire system is CORRECT? Strain energy U(1) > U(2) O Strain energy U(1) < U(2) Strain energy U(1) = U(2) O Impossible to determine 30° D (1) A P С B 30° D 4 (2) A P ic

Shown in the figures (1) and (2) are trusses containing members that are made of same materials (Modulus of Elasticity E) and with same cross-sectional area A. When the load P is applied, which of the following statement about the strain energy of the entire system is CORRECT? Strain energy U(1) > U(2) O Strain energy U(1) < U(2) Strain energy U(1) = U(2) O Impossible to determine 30° D (1) A P С B 30° D 4 (2) A P ic

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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