A) Describe the following, giving their advantages and disadvantages: i) Finite Volume Analysis. ii) Modal Analysis. iii) Transient Dynamic Analysis. A) For the truss (bar) shown in Figure 4 subjected to a non-linearly varying load, use the potential energy method to determine the: i) Displacements for a one finite element model. ii) The stress for the one element solution. Let A = 4x10* m and E = 210GP for the bar element.

A) Describe the following, giving their advantages and disadvantages: i) Finite Volume Analysis. ii) Modal Analysis. iii) Transient Dynamic Analysis. A) For the truss (bar) shown in Figure 4 subjected to a non-linearly varying load, use the potential energy method to determine the: i) Displacements for a one finite element model. ii) The stress for the one element solution. Let A = 4x10* m and E = 210GP for the bar element.

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