a.) Write out all the force components available for the given system. These should be in terms of the given loads, lengths, and angles. b.) Using Python, find the location of the maximum and minimum internal compressive and tensile forces when P1 = 20lb and P2 = 30lb. Do not Include the pin and roller in your locations for deciding this. c.) Generate a contour graph that represents the internal forces at the maximum compressive beam and the maximum tensile beam. The forces you should be using to represent P1 should be 0 to 100 lb. P2 should be 0 to 100lb. d.) From Part C, which force had a larger effect on the maximum tensile and compressive forces. Explain your reasoning. 4 in P1 1 60° P2 5 |

a.) Write out all the force components available for the given system. These should be in terms of the given loads, lengths, and angles. b.) Using Python, find the location of the maximum and minimum internal compressive and tensile forces when P1 = 20lb and P2 = 30lb. Do not Include the pin and roller in your locations for deciding this. c.) Generate a contour graph that represents the internal forces at the maximum compressive beam and the maximum tensile beam. The forces you should be using to represent P1 should be 0 to 100 lb. P2 should be 0 to 100lb. d.) From Part C, which force had a larger effect on the maximum tensile and compressive forces. Explain your reasoning. 4 in P1 1 60° P2 5 |

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Chapter4: Numerical Analysis Of Heat Conduction

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