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The four struts at A, B, C, and D all have the same cross-section. Find the minimum
diameter of the struts knowing that the ultimate normal stress is 58 ksi and the factor of
safety is 3.
36in
C
3000b
36in
24in
108in
B
9000⁰
D
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