3-The stepped rod made of steel and brass was placed between two fixed walls at both ends, subjected to axial forces of 60kN and 40KN respectively from B and D points. Accordingly, calculate the maximum formed in steel (Eçelik = 200GP mm mm -180 steel rice 60 kN /40 kN and stresses 40-mm print 30-mm print Brass - 105GPA).

3-The stepped rod made of steel and brass was placed between two fixed walls at both ends, subjected to axial forces of 60kN and 40KN respectively from B and D points. Accordingly, calculate the maximum formed in steel (Eçelik = 200GP mm mm -180 steel rice 60 kN /40 kN and stresses 40-mm print 30-mm print Brass - 105GPA).

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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Problem 2.2.1P: A 10-ft rigid bar AB is supported with a vertical translational spring at A and a pin at B. The bar...

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