The rigid element ABCD is supported by a pin at C and two rods at A and D as shown in the figure. A load P is applied atB.[L₁ = 565 mm, A₁ = 74 mm², E₁ = 200 GPa, L2 = 200 mm, A₂ = 615 mm², E₂ = 100 GPa, a = 600 mm, b = 350 mm, c =300 mm, and P = 78 kN]T(2)L₂CaRigid elementPBbA(1)Determine the axial force in rod (1) and rod (2).Determine the normal stress in rod (1) and rod (2).L₁

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The rigid element ABCD is supported by a pin at C and two rods at A and D as shown in the figure. A load P is applied at B.[L₁ = 565 mm, A₁ = 74 mm², E₁ = 200 GPa, L₂ = 200 mm, A₂ = 615 mm², E₂ = 100 GPa, a = 600 mm, b = 350 mm, c = 300 mm, and P = 78 kN] T (2) L₂ D a Rigid element s B b (1) L

The rigid element ABCD is supported by a pin at C and two rods at A and D as shown in the figure. A load P is applied at B.[L₁ = 565 mm, A₁ = 74 mm², E₁ = 200 GPa, L₂ = 200 mm, A₂ = 615 mm², E₂ = 100 GPa, a = 600 mm, b = 350 mm, c = 300 mm, and P = 78 kN] T (2) L₂ D a Rigid element s B b (1) L

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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Problem 2.4.4P: A horizontal rigid bar ABC is pinned at end A and supported by two cables at points B and C. A...

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