Two wires are connected to a rigid bar as shown in the figure, and a weight of 9 000 N is applied. The cross-sectional area of the left wire is 60 mm?, and its E= 200 000 MN/m² ; the cor- responding quantities for the right wire are 120 mm², and E = 70 000 MN/m². Calculate the vertical displacement of the weight. 2-20. %3D

Two wires are connected to a rigid bar as shown in the figure, and a weight of 9 000 N is applied. The cross-sectional area of the left wire is 60 mm?, and its E= 200 000 MN/m² ; the cor- responding quantities for the right wire are 120 mm², and E = 70 000 MN/m². Calculate the vertical displacement of the weight. 2-20. %3D

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