Structural Analysis
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Two members AB and AC are made of material with E= 91 Gpa and each member has cross sectional area of A= 290 mm2. The members are used to support bar BC. If P=2079 N, L1= 202 mm , L2= 313 mm and L3= 480 mm . Answer the following questions.
The tension in member AB
The tension in member CD
The elongation in member AB
The elongation in member CD
Vertical displacement of point E
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