All bars in the truss have the same cross section and material. (1) The system must have a vertical displacement at point B of less than 0.065 in, and a maximum absolute value of the normal stress less than 24 ksi in all the bars. Based on these two constraints, find the allowable load P. (2) Assuming P = 8k, find the stress at point p in the coordinate system given. (1) P= |(2) σ= k ksi A = 0.24 in² E=30000 ksi V = 0.29 point p A B YP 6 ft C P 8 ft

All bars in the truss have the same cross section and material. (1) The system must have a vertical displacement at point B of less than 0.065 in, and a maximum absolute value of the normal stress less than 24 ksi in all the bars. Based on these two constraints, find the allowable load P. (2) Assuming P = 8k, find the stress at point p in the coordinate system given. (1) P= |(2) σ= k ksi A = 0.24 in² E=30000 ksi V = 0.29 point p A B YP 6 ft C P 8 ft

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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