2. The L-shaped rod of 50-mm diameter is subjected to the two loadings at its end as shown in FIGURE Q1, where m = 5 mm. a) Determine the state of stress at point A. b) Draw and label the differential stress element at point A. wall 100 mm 200 mm 4 kN (1 + m) kN FIGURE Q2

2. The L-shaped rod of 50-mm diameter is subjected to the two loadings at its end as shown in FIGURE Q1, where m = 5 mm. a) Determine the state of stress at point A. b) Draw and label the differential stress element at point A. wall 100 mm 200 mm 4 kN (1 + m) kN FIGURE Q2

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2. The L-shaped rod of 50-mm diameter is subjected to the two loadings at
its end as shown in FIGURE Q1, where m = 5 mm.
a) Determine the state of stress at point A.
b) Draw and label the differential stress element at point A.
wall
100 mm
200 mm
4 kN
(1 + m) kN
FIGURE Q2

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