I. A steel rod is acted upon by the loading shown below. 50 mm² is thearea of the circular rod. The coupling sizes at B, C, and D areneglected. Use E st = 200 GPa-1 m1.5 m--1.25 mA 9 kN BC 4 kND 2 kNSolve for the following:kN , (insert type of force here)kN, (insert type of force here)kN, (insert type of force here)Force in segment AB, PABForce in segment BC, PBCForce in segment CD, PCDTotal deformation in the assembly, & =mmII ||

Consider the Free body diagram: Force in segment AB, PAB=2 KNForce in segment BC, PBC=2+4 =6…

I. A steel rod is acted upon by the loading shown below. 50 mm2 is the area of the circular rod. The coupling sizes at B, C, and D are neglected. Use E st = 200 GPa -1m- 1.5 m- -1.25 m- A 9 kN B C 4 kN D 2 kN

I. A steel rod is acted upon by the loading shown below. 50 mm2 is the area of the circular rod. The coupling sizes at B, C, and D are neglected. Use E st = 200 GPa -1m- 1.5 m- -1.25 m- A 9 kN B C 4 kN D 2 kN

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I. A steel rod is acted upon by the loading shown below. 50 mm² is the
area of the circular rod. The coupling sizes at B, C, and D are
neglected. Use E st = 200 GPa
-1 m
1.5 m-
-1.25 m
A 9 kN B
C 4 kN
D 2 kN
Solve for the following:
kN , (insert type of force here)
kN, (insert type of force here)
kN, (insert type of force here)
Force in segment AB, PAB
Force in segment BC, PBC
Force in segment CD, PCD
Total deformation in the assembly, & =
mm
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