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To calculate:
Differentiate the net potential energy between two adjacent ions
To determine
(2)
To solve:
The interionic distance
To determine
(3)
To determine:
The expression for
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WD =
5 kips/ft and a service live load w₁ =7 kips/ft. Use the load combination w₁ = 1.2WD +
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support. (65pts total)
The beam also has the following properties.
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EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF MATERIALS SCIENCE A
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