The rigid body ABC is connected by twolinks and is exerted by force P as shownaside. If the normal strain in link BE is0.5x10°, the normal strain in link AD is:-3DEA2 mPV1 mSelect one:-3a. 4.5×10b. 1.5x10°c. 1.0×10-3d. 3.0×10-3e. 0.75x10f. None3 m1.5 m.

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The rigid body ABC is connected by two
links and is exerted by force P as shown
aside. If the normal strain in link BE is
0.5x10°, the normal strain in link AD is:
-3
D
E
A
2 m
PV
1 m
Select one:
-3
a. 4.5×10
b. 1.5x10°
c. 1.0×10
-3
d. 3.0×10
-3
e. 0.75x10
f. None
3 m
1.5 m.

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