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![2.9 For member AE, determine the (a) force P if the member is in equilibrium; (b)
maximum stress induced; and (c) total change in length (E = 210 GPa).
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50 kN
80 kN
65 kN
2 m
0,5 m 0,5 m
1 m
Figure 2.17
[35 kN; 445,6 MPa; 2,61 mm shorter]
20 mm
+ 10 mm
+ 15 mm](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/b48e10f3-5866-4304-a42e-2747a559478a/7759a2da-33c4-4aca-baf1-c267b34a2538/2bxx2r9_processed.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:2.9 For member AE, determine the (a) force P if the member is in equilibrium; (b)
maximum stress induced; and (c) total change in length (E = 210 GPa).
44
A
в
50 kN
80 kN
65 kN
2 m
0,5 m 0,5 m
1 m
Figure 2.17
[35 kN; 445,6 MPa; 2,61 mm shorter]
20 mm
+ 10 mm
+ 15 mm
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