Problem 2 The series of bars shown have their diameters from left to right decreasing by 3 mm, and lengths increasing correspondingly by 0.3 m. If the leftmost member has a diameter and length of 28 mm, 1.8 m, respectively, determine the nodal displacements, member forces and the value of P if the node where P acts undergoes a rightward displacement of 4.5 mm. E=180 GPa for all members. Use your calculator. 90 N/mm 45 N/mm 60 N/mm 30 KN -50 KN

Problem 2 The series of bars shown have their diameters from left to right decreasing by 3 mm, and lengths increasing correspondingly by 0.3 m. If the leftmost member has a diameter and length of 28 mm, 1.8 m, respectively, determine the nodal displacements, member forces and the value of P if the node where P acts undergoes a rightward displacement of 4.5 mm. E=180 GPa for all members. Use your calculator. 90 N/mm 45 N/mm 60 N/mm 30 KN -50 KN

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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