An advertising sign located along a city street is cantilevered from a pole as shown below. The pressure due tothe wind impinging on the sign is uniformly distributed over its area and equal to p= 13.5 lb/ft² in the x-direction. The pole is fabricated from a tube with an outside diameter of d = 9.5 in. and a wall thickness oft = 0.31 in. Determine the stresses at points Cand B located at the base of the pole.Given:L₁-32 ftL₂-9.3 ftL3CONSETCTB= 14.4 ftIncityL₂L₁number (rtol-0.01, atol-Te-05)number (rtol-0.01, atol=1e-05)number (rtol-0.01, atol=1e-05) -number (rtol-001, atol-le-05)L3 →MAMAyCØADksi e-B

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An advertising sign located along a city street is cantilevered from a pole as shown below. The pressure due to the wind impinging on the sign is uniformly distributed over its area and equal to p = - 13.5 lb/ft² in the x- direction. The pole is fabricated from a tube with an outside diameter of do = 9.5 in. and a wall thickness of t = 0.31 in. Determine the stresses at points Cand Blocated at the base of the pole. Given: . 6 L₁= 32 ft L 9.3 ft L3= 14.4 ft OC= TC j JB- TB L2 L₁ X number (rtol-0.01, atol=1e-05) number (rtol-0,01, atol-1e-05) number (rtol=0.01, atol=1e-05) number (rtol-0.01, atol=12-05) ←L3 -L3- Z ksi D ksi ksi

An advertising sign located along a city street is cantilevered from a pole as shown below. The pressure due to the wind impinging on the sign is uniformly distributed over its area and equal to p = - 13.5 lb/ft² in the x- direction. The pole is fabricated from a tube with an outside diameter of do = 9.5 in. and a wall thickness of t = 0.31 in. Determine the stresses at points Cand Blocated at the base of the pole. Given: . 6 L₁= 32 ft L 9.3 ft L3= 14.4 ft OC= TC j JB- TB L2 L₁ X number (rtol-0.01, atol=1e-05) number (rtol-0,01, atol-1e-05) number (rtol=0.01, atol=1e-05) number (rtol-0.01, atol=12-05) ←L3 -L3- Z ksi D ksi ksi

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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