The system shown is made up of an ABG bar, supported by a pin at point A and by a smooth coll al point B (the collar slides in the ABG bar) the collar is pinned to rod BDE and the rod BDE is supported by a pin at D and a cable at end E. Based on the above determine: a) The load P, such that the cable force is T=20 lb. b) The internal loads in a section passing through point G (normal and shear force, bending moment) c) Drawn bar BDE horizontally and generate a shear force and bending moment diagrams. Indica the maximum values of the shear force and bending moment and their location The value of a=7 in and b= 6 in P G A 11 in, 40° B D 7 in 4 in

The system shown is made up of an ABG bar, supported by a pin at point A and by a smooth coll al point B (the collar slides in the ABG bar) the collar is pinned to rod BDE and the rod BDE is supported by a pin at D and a cable at end E. Based on the above determine: a) The load P, such that the cable force is T=20 lb. b) The internal loads in a section passing through point G (normal and shear force, bending moment) c) Drawn bar BDE horizontally and generate a shear force and bending moment diagrams. Indica the maximum values of the shear force and bending moment and their location The value of a=7 in and b= 6 in P G A 11 in, 40° B D 7 in 4 in

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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