A metallic L shape pipe is subjected to two forces as shown in the figure below. The force in cable AB is 3 KN. Given Fac--234-1872k (0)1.71FABThe force FAB (KN) as a vector is represented as -0.7051+0.705j-2.826kThe projection of FAC along AB in KN is 2.31The angle between AB and AC is0.851+0.85)-2.033k-nB(4,5,0)555tFAC1.86 1.6339.54 49.67 45.38 26.82-0.471 ++047j - 1.884k-0.851+0.85j-2.033k

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A metallic L shape pipe is subjected to two forces as shown in the figure below. The force in cable AB is 3 KN. Given Fac--236-18728 FAB 56 B(4,5,0) 55 FAC The force FAB (KN) as a vector is represented as -0.7051+ 0.705)-2.826k The projection of FAC along AB in KN is 2.31 The angle between AB and AC is 0.851+0.85)-2.033k -0.471 047) - 1.884k + -0.851+0.85)-2.033k

A metallic L shape pipe is subjected to two forces as shown in the figure below. The force in cable AB is 3 KN. Given Fac--236-18728 FAB 56 B(4,5,0) 55 FAC The force FAB (KN) as a vector is represented as -0.7051+ 0.705)-2.826k The projection of FAC along AB in KN is 2.31 The angle between AB and AC is 0.851+0.85)-2.033k -0.471 047) - 1.884k + -0.851+0.85)-2.033k

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.3.2P: Repeat the preceding problem using sx= 5.5 MPa. ??y= 4 MPa. and txy= 3.2 MPa.

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