A square plate 2 m on each side is supported by four steel tie rods 6-mm-diameter from an overhead central point as shown in the figure STRM10. The plate supports a surface load of W in kPa. The point of attachment A is 1.25 m above the plane of the plate. 1.25 m 2 m 2 m

A square plate 2 m on each side is supported by four steel tie rods 6-mm-diameter from an overhead central point as shown in the figure STRM10. The plate supports a surface load of W in kPa. The point of attachment A is 1.25 m above the plane of the plate. 1.25 m 2 m 2 m

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A square plate 2 m on each side is supported by four steel tie rods 6-mm-diameter from
an overhead central point as shown in the figure STRM10. The plate supports a surface
load of W in kPa. The point of attachment A is 1.25 m above the plane of the plate.
1.25 m
2 m
2 m

Determine the elongation of each steel tie rod if W = 8.5 kPa.
A. 4.28 mm
С. 2.84 mm
2)
В. 6.46 mm
D. 3.54 mm

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