A 300 cm rigid bar is supported by two identical steels wires to maintain the horizontal position while it is hinged at point A as shown. Determine the tensile forces induced at the supports is a vertical load applied at the far end is at 45 kN. Show the free-body diagram. 100 cm E100 cm -100 cm– -100 cm- 45 kN

A 300 cm rigid bar is supported by two identical steels wires to maintain the horizontal position while it is hinged at point A as shown. Determine the tensile forces induced at the supports is a vertical load applied at the far end is at 45 kN. Show the free-body diagram. 100 cm E100 cm -100 cm– -100 cm- 45 kN

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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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Problem 11.2.1P: A rigid bar of length L is supported by a linear elastic rotational spring with rotational stiffness...

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