The cross-sectional area of each member of the truss is 25 ??2. Calculate the stresses in members AH, CH, BH, CD, GJ and DJ.20. AH21. CH22. BH23. CD24. GJ25. DJ 1000 lbThe cross-sectional areaof each member of thetruss is 25 in?. Calculate1000 lbthe stresses in membersGАН, СН, ВН, СD, G)and DJ.1000 lbH20. AH21. CH3022. ВНAE23. CDBD24. GJ-10 ft--10 ft--10 ft--10 ft-25. DJ1000 lb 1000 lbThe cross-sectional areaof each member of thetruss is 25 in?. Calculate1000 lbthe stresses in membersGАН, СН, ВН, СD, G)and DJ.1000 lbH20. AH21. CH3022. ВНAE23. CDBD24. GJ-10 ft--10 ft--10 ft--10 ft-25. DJ1000 lb

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1000 Ib The cross-sectional area of each member of the truss is 25 in?. Calculate 1000 lb the stresses in members АН, СH, ВН, СD, GJ and DJ. 1000 lb H 20. AH 21. CH 30 22. BH A 23. CD B D -10 ft- 24. GJ 25. DJ -10 ft- -10 ft- -10 ft- 1000 lb

1000 Ib The cross-sectional area of each member of the truss is 25 in?. Calculate 1000 lb the stresses in members АН, СH, ВН, СD, GJ and DJ. 1000 lb H 20. AH 21. CH 30 22. BH A 23. CD B D -10 ft- 24. GJ 25. DJ -10 ft- -10 ft- -10 ft- 1000 lb

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.2.14P: Repeat the previous problem using ? = 50° and stresses on the rotated element: sy1= 70 MPa, ??y1=-82...

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The cross-sectional area
of each member of the
truss is 25 ??2
. Calculate
the stresses in members
AH, CH, BH, CD, GJ
and DJ.
20. AH
21. CH
22. BH
23. CD
24. GJ
25. DJ

1000 lb
The cross-sectional area
of each member of the
truss is 25 in?. Calculate
1000 lb
the stresses in members
G
АН, СН, ВН, СD, G)
and DJ.
1000 lb
H
20. AH
21. CH
30
22. ВН
A
E
23. CD
B
D
24. GJ
-10 ft-
-10 ft-
-10 ft-
-10 ft-
25. DJ
1000 lb

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