SfA structure is to be built as shown supporting a uniform load of 18 kN/m. The location for the supports at A and B has been determined. The connection at C may be placed anywhere along the member AD18 kN/mACD3 mBL-7 mi-5 m-If the allowable bending stress for member AD is 8 MPa, which among the choices gives the most economic section?Select the correct response:275 mm x 550 mm250 mm x 500 mm300mm x 600 mm225 mm x 450 mmrigid

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A structure is to be built as shown supporting a uniform load of 18 kN/m. The location for the supports at A and B has been determined. The connection at C may be placed anywhere 18 kN/m A C D 3 m rigid B m -5 m If the allowable bending stress for member AD is 8 MPa, which among the choices gives the most economic section? Select the correct response:

A structure is to be built as shown supporting a uniform load of 18 kN/m. The location for the supports at A and B has been determined. The connection at C may be placed anywhere 18 kN/m A C D 3 m rigid B m -5 m If the allowable bending stress for member AD is 8 MPa, which among the choices gives the most economic section? Select the correct response:

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Author:Segui, William T.

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Chapter9: Composite Construction

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Problem 9.1.3P

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