Question 15 of 15Refer to the figure showna = 11.7 x 10/°C9-a = 23 x 10°/°CE= 200 GPa70 GPa%3DA =1,200 mm2A = 900 mm?%3D200 kN 4A300mm200 mmCompute for the axial stress in member BC.Select the correct response.85.90 MPaO 136.47 MPa119.58 MPa62.78 MPa

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Question 15 of 15 Refer to the figure shown a = 11.7 x 10/°C a = 23 x 10/°C -6 %3D E 200 GPa 70 GPa 1,200 mm2 900 mm? A = 200 kN A 300 mm /- 200 mm Compute for the axial stress in member BC. Select the correct response: 85.90 MPa O 136.47 MPa 0 119.58 MPa 62.78 MPa E A

Question 15 of 15 Refer to the figure shown a = 11.7 x 10/°C a = 23 x 10/°C -6 %3D E 200 GPa 70 GPa 1,200 mm2 900 mm? A = 200 kN A 300 mm /- 200 mm Compute for the axial stress in member BC. Select the correct response: 85.90 MPa O 136.47 MPa 0 119.58 MPa 62.78 MPa E A

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