The mass m is dropped from a height h onto the bar A-B. a) Not including the displacement of A in the Potential Energy, find the axial impact load Pm- b) For this compressive impact load Pmfind the critical value of mass which will cause buckling. Consider the bar as an Euler column.

The mass m is dropped from a height h onto the bar A-B. a) Not including the displacement of A in the Potential Energy, find the axial impact load Pm- b) For this compressive impact load Pmfind the critical value of mass which will cause buckling. Consider the bar as an Euler column.

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1. The mass m is dropped from a height h onto the bar A-B.
a) Not including the displacement of A in the Potential Energy, find the axial impact load Pm.
b) For this compressive impact load Pmfind the critical value of mass which will cause buckling.
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