Two rods vertically connect beams AB and CD as shown in the figure. Point A is fixed supported while point D is hinged connected. If the rod on the right isheated by 18 degree Celsius,2 m2 mA2 mUse E= 200 GPa linear of coefficient expansion = 117x10 per degree celsius and A=4500 mmtCompute the force in the right rod.Select the correct response.-151 63 kN-101 09 kN Use E-200 GPa, linear of coefficient expansion 11.7x 10 per degree celsius and A- 4500 mmCompute the force in the right rod.Select the correct response151.63 kN+101 09 kN84 24 kN4212 kN

Given: The temperature change, ∆T = 18° The elastic modulus, E = 200 GPa The coefficient of…

Two rods vertically connect beams AB and CD as shown in the figure. Point A is fixed supported while point Dis hinged connected If the rod on the right is heated by 18 degree Celsius, 2 m 2 m B. 2m Use E= 200 GPa linear of coefficient expansion = 11.7x10 per degree celsius and A=4500 mm- Compute the force in the righnt rod. Select the correct response. -151 63 kN 101 09 kN

Two rods vertically connect beams AB and CD as shown in the figure. Point A is fixed supported while point Dis hinged connected If the rod on the right is heated by 18 degree Celsius, 2 m 2 m B. 2m Use E= 200 GPa linear of coefficient expansion = 11.7x10 per degree celsius and A=4500 mm- Compute the force in the righnt rod. Select the correct response. -151 63 kN 101 09 kN

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