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1-20.* Member AC of the pin-connected frame ABC of Fig. P1-20 is a 2.0- in. diameter rod with an axial stress of 15,000 psi T. Determine the force P. P B. 30° 60 Fig. P1-20

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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