The 0.91-in.-diameter rod in (Figure 1) is subjected to the loads shown. Figure 9 in. 200 lb 300 lb 3 in. 1 of 1 1200 lb Part A Determine normal stress o at point A. Express your answer in kilopounds per square inch to three significant figures. σA = Submit Part B ||| ΑΣΦ | 11 Request Answer Submit Previous Answers vec Answer Requested ? Determine shear stress Tzz at point A. Express your answer in kilopounds per square inch to three significant figures. (Tzz) A = 5.47 ksi ksi
The 0.91-in.-diameter rod in (Figure 1) is subjected to the loads shown. Figure 9 in. 200 lb 300 lb 3 in. 1 of 1 1200 lb Part A Determine normal stress o at point A. Express your answer in kilopounds per square inch to three significant figures. σA = Submit Part B ||| ΑΣΦ | 11 Request Answer Submit Previous Answers vec Answer Requested ? Determine shear stress Tzz at point A. Express your answer in kilopounds per square inch to three significant figures. (Tzz) A = 5.47 ksi ksi
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![### Mechanical Engineering: Determining Normal and Shear Stress
#### Problem Statement
The 0.91-in.-diameter rod in **Figure 1** is subjected to the loads shown.
#### Figure Description
**Figure 1** shows a rod aligned along the x-axis with diametrical measurements and various forces applied at different points:
- A point B is located 9 inches along the rod.
- At point B, a downward vertical force of 200 pounds (lb) is applied.
- A point located 3 inches along the rod from the end (right side) sees two forces applied perpendicularly to each other:
- A force of 1200 lb acting upward.
- A horizontal force of 300 lb directed towards the negative z-axis.
#### Calculations
##### Part A: Normal Stress at Point A
**Objective:**
Determine the normal stress \( \sigma \) at point A.
**Requirement:**
Express the answer in kilopounds per square inch (ksi) to three significant figures.
*Input Box:*
\[ \sigma_A = \_\_\_\_\_\text{ ksi} \]
**Action:**
Click the "Submit" button to confirm the calculation.
##### Part B: Shear Stress at Point A
**Objective:**
Determine the shear stress \( \tau_{xz} \) at point A.
**Provided Information:**
The shear stress value is given as:
\[ (\tau_{xz})_A = 5.47 \text{ ksi} \]
**Requirement:**
Express the answer in kilopounds per square inch (ksi) to three significant figures.
*Result Box:*
\[ (\tau_{xz})_A = 5.47 \text{ ksi} \]
### Note
Make sure your results are always verified with appropriate formulas and stress analysis methods relevant to the loading conditions and material properties of the rod. Use the input to submit your findings and review the answers to understand the stress distribution along the rod.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fb5e21146-0fd0-43c7-9c73-456ad19e7af7%2F5015597f-5b6f-4d0c-b94b-eb6910c8a9ef%2F2mlld6j_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:### Mechanical Engineering: Determining Normal and Shear Stress
#### Problem Statement
The 0.91-in.-diameter rod in **Figure 1** is subjected to the loads shown.
#### Figure Description
**Figure 1** shows a rod aligned along the x-axis with diametrical measurements and various forces applied at different points:
- A point B is located 9 inches along the rod.
- At point B, a downward vertical force of 200 pounds (lb) is applied.
- A point located 3 inches along the rod from the end (right side) sees two forces applied perpendicularly to each other:
- A force of 1200 lb acting upward.
- A horizontal force of 300 lb directed towards the negative z-axis.
#### Calculations
##### Part A: Normal Stress at Point A
**Objective:**
Determine the normal stress \( \sigma \) at point A.
**Requirement:**
Express the answer in kilopounds per square inch (ksi) to three significant figures.
*Input Box:*
\[ \sigma_A = \_\_\_\_\_\text{ ksi} \]
**Action:**
Click the "Submit" button to confirm the calculation.
##### Part B: Shear Stress at Point A
**Objective:**
Determine the shear stress \( \tau_{xz} \) at point A.
**Provided Information:**
The shear stress value is given as:
\[ (\tau_{xz})_A = 5.47 \text{ ksi} \]
**Requirement:**
Express the answer in kilopounds per square inch (ksi) to three significant figures.
*Result Box:*
\[ (\tau_{xz})_A = 5.47 \text{ ksi} \]
### Note
Make sure your results are always verified with appropriate formulas and stress analysis methods relevant to the loading conditions and material properties of the rod. Use the input to submit your findings and review the answers to understand the stress distribution along the rod.
![**Part C**
Determine shear stress \(\tau_{xy}\) at point \(A\).
Express your answer in kilopounds per square inch to three significant figures.
\[
(\tau_{xy})_A = \quad \text{ksi}
\]
*The image above includes a mathematical text input box with various formatting options at the top (probably for mathematical notation and symbols). The answer is required in kilopounds per square inch (ksi) and should be accurate to three significant figures.*](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fb5e21146-0fd0-43c7-9c73-456ad19e7af7%2F5015597f-5b6f-4d0c-b94b-eb6910c8a9ef%2Fn7zvodu_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:**Part C**
Determine shear stress \(\tau_{xy}\) at point \(A\).
Express your answer in kilopounds per square inch to three significant figures.
\[
(\tau_{xy})_A = \quad \text{ksi}
\]
*The image above includes a mathematical text input box with various formatting options at the top (probably for mathematical notation and symbols). The answer is required in kilopounds per square inch (ksi) and should be accurate to three significant figures.*
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