QUESTION 6 A bar of uniform cross sectional area- 168.290 mm2 is fully fixed at supports A and B and subjected to axial loads P and F along its length applied in the directions shown LAB 6m, LBC-3m A B F If the value of P is 23kN and that of F is 13kN, determine the stress acting in member AB, identifying a compressive stress (in N/mm2) as negative and tensile stress as positive. Present your answer to three decimal places.

QUESTION 6 A bar of uniform cross sectional area- 168.290 mm2 is fully fixed at supports A and B and subjected to axial loads P and F along its length applied in the directions shown LAB 6m, LBC-3m A B F If the value of P is 23kN and that of F is 13kN, determine the stress acting in member AB, identifying a compressive stress (in N/mm2) as negative and tensile stress as positive. Present your answer to three decimal places.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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