The rigid member ABC is supported by steel wire (AE), pin support at B, and aluminum block CDas shown. The steel wire AE has A = 22.5 mm² and E = 200 GPa. Aluminum block CD has A = 40mm? and E = 70 GPa. Under the applied load (P) determine the vertical deflection at A.Use the table given below and your student ID to find the values of L, L, and P.EA150 mm100 mm150 mmStudentL.(ttnir)(N)150ID(mm)1131731100325P.

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The rigid member ABC is supported by steel wire (AE), pin support at B, and aluminum block CD
as shown. The steel wire AE has A = 22.5 mm² and E = 200 GPa. Aluminum block CD has A = 40
mm? and E = 70 GPa. Under the applied load (P) determine the vertical deflection at A.
Use the table given below and your student ID to find the values of L, L, and P.
E
A
150 mm
100 mm
150 mm
Student
L.
(ttnir)
(N)
150
ID
(mm)
1131731
100
325
P.

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