The frame shown is pinned at points A, B, and C. A single downward vertical force is applied at pin B. Solid10 mm and are made out of aluminum. You may assume rods AB androds AB and BC have diameter d=BC are massless.Determine the largest force Fmar that can be applied to the structure before the onset of buckling in eitherrod AB or rod BC is imminent.212.6AFmaxPBFma400number (rtol=0.01, atol=1e-05)All dimensions in mm305.3kN?C

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The frame shown is pinned at points A, B, and C. A single downward vertical force is applied at pin B. Solid rods AB and BC have diameter d = 10 mm and are made out of aluminum. You may assume rods AB and BC are massless. Determine the largest force Fmax that can be applied to the structure before the onset of buckling in either red AB or rod BC is imminent. 212. A Fmaz B CA Fmaz 400 number (rtol=0.01, atol=1e-05) All dimensions in mm 305.3 KN ? O

The frame shown is pinned at points A, B, and C. A single downward vertical force is applied at pin B. Solid rods AB and BC have diameter d = 10 mm and are made out of aluminum. You may assume rods AB and BC are massless. Determine the largest force Fmax that can be applied to the structure before the onset of buckling in either red AB or rod BC is imminent. 212. A Fmaz B CA Fmaz 400 number (rtol=0.01, atol=1e-05) All dimensions in mm 305.3 KN ? O

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