3. Two rods AC & BC are connected by pins to form mechanism for supporting a vertical load P - 100[Ibs] at C, as shown in Figure - 3. The normal stresses in both rods are to be equal. Determine angle a if the weight of the frame is neglected (minimum). Length of the bar L = 16[inches].

3. Two rods AC & BC are connected by pins to form mechanism for supporting a vertical load P - 100[Ibs] at C, as shown in Figure - 3. The normal stresses in both rods are to be equal. Determine angle a if the weight of the frame is neglected (minimum). Length of the bar L = 16[inches].

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