Q1) Three bars AB, CD and ED are used to support ACE beam. The three bares have modulus of elasticity E=200 GPa, cross sectional area A=500 mm2. Determine the normal stress in each bar due to load P. a a=280mm b=70mm C=1177mm L=1075mm P=775mm L A E P В D F

Q1) Three bars AB, CD and ED are used to support ACE beam. The three bares have modulus of elasticity E=200 GPa, cross sectional area A=500 mm2. Determine the normal stress in each bar due to load P. a a=280mm b=70mm C=1177mm L=1075mm P=775mm L A E P В D F

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Q1) Three bars AB, CD and ED are used to support ACE beam. The three bares have
modulus of elasticity E=200 GPa, cross sectional area A=500 mm2. Determine the
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normal stress in each bar due to load P.
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a=280mm
b=70mm
C=1177mm
L=1075mm
P=775mm L
E
B
D
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