The assembly consists of two rods AC and BD attached to the 100-lb uniform rigid beam AB. There is a 300-lb loading applied at a distance x from point A, such that the beam is in a horizontal position after 25 in all loads (weight of beam and 300-lb force) are applied. Before loading the rods have the lengths shown in the figure. Both rods have a square cross- 300 Ib IS in. section with dimensions 0.5 in x 0.5 in. The rods are made of material with a Young's modulus E=32 (10') ksi. a. Draw a FBD of bar AB and write down the force and moment balance for this scenario. Call the forces exerted by the rods FA and Fe. b. State the compatibility condition. C. Find the forces Fa and Fa and find the location x at which the 300-lb load has to be applied such that the rigid bar AB is horizontal.

The assembly consists of two rods AC and BD attached to the 100-lb uniform rigid beam AB. There is a 300-lb loading applied at a distance x from point A, such that the beam is in a horizontal position after 25 in all loads (weight of beam and 300-lb force) are applied. Before loading the rods have the lengths shown in the figure. Both rods have a square cross- 300 Ib IS in. section with dimensions 0.5 in x 0.5 in. The rods are made of material with a Young's modulus E=32 (10') ksi. a. Draw a FBD of bar AB and write down the force and moment balance for this scenario. Call the forces exerted by the rods FA and Fe. b. State the compatibility condition. C. Find the forces Fa and Fa and find the location x at which the 300-lb load has to be applied such that the rigid bar AB is horizontal.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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