Question 2 Calculate the maximum value of force G shown in Figure Q.2, if the diameter of cach rod (1, 2 and 3) is 5 mm and the permissible stress in each rod is given as 180 MPa. LI= 2900mm L2=2200mm L3: 2600mm a= 36Omm b=90mm c-260mm Figure Q.2

Question 2 Calculate the maximum value of force G shown in Figure Q.2, if the diameter of cach rod (1, 2 and 3) is 5 mm and the permissible stress in each rod is given as 180 MPa. LI= 2900mm L2=2200mm L3: 2600mm a= 36Omm b=90mm c-260mm Figure Q.2

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