For the figure shown, a 250-lb bar AB is supported by N-in. diameter cable CD and pinned at B. The bar carries a load of 700- st lb. 10. Determine the reaction at point B. 11. Determine the normal 700 stress in cable CD. 12. What is the shear stress at pin B assuming it is double shear? Pin diameter is in.

For the figure shown, a 250-lb bar AB is supported by N-in. diameter cable CD and pinned at B. The bar carries a load of 700- st lb. 10. Determine the reaction at point B. 11. Determine the normal 700 stress in cable CD. 12. What is the shear stress at pin B assuming it is double shear? Pin diameter is in.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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