The steel curved bar (quarter circle) shown has a square cross section 5*5mm and a mean radius R=100 mm. A force P=20 N is applied as shown. Using Castigliano's method, determine: a. Vertical deflection at B b. Horizontal deflection at B A

The steel curved bar (quarter circle) shown has a square cross section 5*5mm and a mean radius R=100 mm. A force P=20 N is applied as shown. Using Castigliano's method, determine: a. Vertical deflection at B b. Horizontal deflection at B A

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The steel curved bar (quarter circle) shown has a square cross section
5*5mm and a mean radius R=100 mm. A force P=20 N is applied as shown.
Using Castigliano's method, determine:
a. Vertical deflection at B
b. Horizontal deflection at B
Hint: R/h >10 h=width of curved bar
All answers must have units
All answers must be boxed
A
R
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B

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