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Question 2: The cross-sectional area for the lattice rods in the figure is A=120 mm2, the modulus of ela if the singular loads shown in the figure are affected, how many mm is the length of the BC rod under the influence 120 kN

Question 2: The cross-sectional area for the lattice rods in the figure is A=120 mm2, the modulus of ela if the singular loads shown in the figure are affected, how many mm is the length of the BC rod under the influence 120 kN

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