See the figure below. AD is a member with varying diameters. There are three axial loadsapplied at B, C, and D, respectively.Find the internal normal force on the cross-sections throughout member AE.Find the normal stress on cross-sections throughout member AE.If the failure normal stress (Gai) of the material is 28 psi, will the member fail? Show yourcalculation and reasons.1)2) (3)Cross-sec area = 2 in?Cross-sec area = 1 in?10 lbs40 lbs10 lbsВ\\\

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See the figure below. AD is a member with varying diameters. There are three axial loads applied at B, C, and D, respectively. 1) Find the internal normal force on the cross-sections throughout member AE. 2) Find the normal stress on cross-sections throughout member AE. 3) If the failure normal stress (Giai) of the material is 28 psi, will the member fail? Show your calculation and reasons. Cross-sec area = 2 in² Cross-sec area = 1 in? |10 lbs 40 Ibs 10 lbs B.

See the figure below. AD is a member with varying diameters. There are three axial loads applied at B, C, and D, respectively. 1) Find the internal normal force on the cross-sections throughout member AE. 2) Find the normal stress on cross-sections throughout member AE. 3) If the failure normal stress (Giai) of the material is 28 psi, will the member fail? Show your calculation and reasons. Cross-sec area = 2 in² Cross-sec area = 1 in? |10 lbs 40 Ibs 10 lbs B.

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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Problem 2.3.5P: A vertical bar is loaded with axial loads at points B, C, and D. as shown in the figure. The bar is...

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