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2.47 The rigid block of mass M is supported by the three symmetrically placed rods. The ends of the rods were level before the block was attached. Determine the largest allowable value of M if the properties of the rods are as listed (, is the working stress): Copper Steel E (GPa) 120 200 A (mm²) 900 1200 (MPa) 70 140 Note: Show the complete cancellation of units, otherwise incorrect. M 40 Copper 160 mm Steel 240 mm Copper -1.0m-1.0m 160 mm

2.47 The rigid block of mass M is supported by the three symmetrically placed rods. The ends of the rods were level before the block was attached. Determine the largest allowable value of M if the properties of the rods are as listed (, is the working stress): Copper Steel E (GPa) 120 200 A (mm²) 900 1200 (MPa) 70 140 Note: Show the complete cancellation of units, otherwise incorrect. M 40 Copper 160 mm Steel 240 mm Copper -1.0m-1.0m 160 mm

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2.47 The rigid block of mass M is supported by the three symmetrically placed rods. The ends of the rods were level before the block was attached. Determine the M largest allowable value of M if the properties of the rods are as listed (5, is the working stress): E (GPa) A (mm²) o, (MPa) Соer 120 900 70 Steel 200 1200 140 |-1.0 m→|e1.0 m→ Note: Show the complete cancellation of units, otherwise incorrect. Copper 160 mm Steel 240 mm Copper uu 091
Transcribed Image Text:2.47 The rigid block of mass M is supported by the three symmetrically placed rods. The ends of the rods were level before the block was attached. Determine the M largest allowable value of M if the properties of the rods are as listed (5, is the working stress): E (GPa) A (mm²) o, (MPa) Соer 120 900 70 Steel 200 1200 140 |-1.0 m→|e1.0 m→ Note: Show the complete cancellation of units, otherwise incorrect. Copper 160 mm Steel 240 mm Copper uu 091
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2.47 The rigid block of mass M is supported by the three symmetrically placed rods. The ends of the rods were level before the block was attached. Determine the M largest allowable value of M if the properties of the rods are as listed (5, is the working stress): E (GPa) A (mm²) o, (MPa) Соer 120 900 70 Steel 200 1200 140 |-1.0 m→|e1.0 m→ Note: Show the complete cancellation of units, otherwise incorrect. Copper 160 mm Steel 240 mm Copper uu 091
Transcribed Image Text:2.47 The rigid block of mass M is supported by the three symmetrically placed rods. The ends of the rods were level before the block was attached. Determine the M largest allowable value of M if the properties of the rods are as listed (5, is the working stress): E (GPa) A (mm²) o, (MPa) Соer 120 900 70 Steel 200 1200 140 |-1.0 m→|e1.0 m→ Note: Show the complete cancellation of units, otherwise incorrect. Copper 160 mm Steel 240 mm Copper uu 091
9.81 M= 22358.4 kg
Transcribed Image Text:9.81 M= 22358.4 kg
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