2 FQuestion 8 of 15The bar shown below is restrained at both ends, i.e. fixed support at both ends. If the bars are unstressed at 20 degree Celsius,a = 11.7 x 10/°C=200 GPaA = 1,200 mm2a = 23 x 10/°CE = 70 GPaA = 90 mm2%3D%3Dus%3D%3|%3Dents200 kNes- 300 mm200 mm/-Which of the following most nearly gives the stress on segment BC when an axial load of 200 kN directed to left is applied at B at a temperature of 60 degree Celsius?Select the correct response.21.38 MPa18.68 MPa25.75 MPa11.63 MPa

To Determine Stress on segment BC.

2 F Question 8 of 15 The bar shown below is restrained at both ends, i.e. fixed support at both ends, If the bars are unstressed at 20 degree Celsius, a = 11.7 x 10/°c a = 23 x 10/°C E = 200 GPa E = 70 GPa IS A = 1,200 mm2 A = 90 mm2 nts 200 kN 300 mm 200 mm- /- Which of the following most nearly gives the stress on segment BC when an axial load of 200 kN directed to left is applied at B at a temperature of 60 degree Celsius? Select the correct response: 21.38 MPa 18.68 MPa 25.75 MPa 11.63 MPa

2 F Question 8 of 15 The bar shown below is restrained at both ends, i.e. fixed support at both ends, If the bars are unstressed at 20 degree Celsius, a = 11.7 x 10/°c a = 23 x 10/°C E = 200 GPa E = 70 GPa IS A = 1,200 mm2 A = 90 mm2 nts 200 kN 300 mm 200 mm- /- Which of the following most nearly gives the stress on segment BC when an axial load of 200 kN directed to left is applied at B at a temperature of 60 degree Celsius? Select the correct response: 21.38 MPa 18.68 MPa 25.75 MPa 11.63 MPa

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