1. A steel bar is subjected to the loads shown in the figure. Determine the total deformation in the bar (E=210 GPa, A=50 mm²) (Point A is flxed support) CA mm CB mm E BC mm AB mm |A В AB kN AC kN BC kN CB kN

1. A steel bar is subjected to the loads shown in the figure. Determine the total deformation in the bar (E=210 GPa, A=50 mm²) (Point A is flxed support) CA mm CB mm E BC mm AB mm |A В AB kN AC kN BC kN CB kN

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A=5, B=3, C=8

AB=53 BC=38, CB=83 CA=85

1. A steel bar is subjected to the loads
shown in the figure. Determine the total
deformation in the bar (E=210 GPa,
A=50 mm²) .
(Point A is flxed support)
AB mm
|A
В
ВС mm
CA mm
CB mm
E
AB kN
AC kN
BC kN
CB kN

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