2. A horizontal bar of negligible mass, hanged by hinge at point (A) as shown. The bar is assumed to be rigid and is supported by vertical bronze bar of (2m) length, a steel bar of (1m) length, using the data given below; determine the stress in each bar. Steel Bronze Area (mm²) E (GPa) 600 300 200 83 2m Br 1m St A O 0.6m 1m 0.8m 50kN

2. A horizontal bar of negligible mass, hanged by hinge at point (A) as shown. The bar is assumed to be rigid and is supported by vertical bronze bar of (2m) length, a steel bar of (1m) length, using the data given below; determine the stress in each bar. Steel Bronze Area (mm²) E (GPa) 600 300 200 83 2m Br 1m St A O 0.6m 1m 0.8m 50kN

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

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Chapter11: Columns

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