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For the design of the bar force members at AE, BC, and BE, calculate the steel's gross area. The stress in steel is given as A36 = 36 ksi. 400 lb 300 lb 15 ft 25 ft 15 ft 50 Ib 30 ft A

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For the design of the bar force members at AE, BC, and BE, calculate the steel's gross area. The
stress in steel is given as A36 = 36 ksi.
400 lb
300 lb
15 ft
25 ft
15 ft
B.
50 Ib
30 ft
:D

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