Try One - scene 7 of 7 The bar has a 90 mm by 20 mm rectangular cross section. If P = 80 kN, determine the force components perpendicular (N) and parallel (V) to a – a, the inclined surface area, and the 90 mm > normal and shear stress magnitudes acting on surface a – a. 62° a N kN V kN Ag-a mm2 P = 80 kN MPa MPa Try one 1st 2nd 3rd Enter attempt

Try One - scene 7 of 7 The bar has a 90 mm by 20 mm rectangular cross section. If P = 80 kN, determine the force components perpendicular (N) and parallel (V) to a – a, the inclined surface area, and the 90 mm > normal and shear stress magnitudes acting on surface a – a. 62° a N kN V kN Ag-a mm2 P = 80 kN MPa MPa Try one 1st 2nd 3rd Enter attempt

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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