Question 1 D B A 10kN 28kN 60kN 44kN 120cm 80cm Ocm 40cm Figure 1 a) Draw a Free Body Diagram for each section of the member above. b) Determine the force acting on the section BC. c) Draw a Normal Force Diagram for the figure above. d) Calculate the stress induced in the member BC if the diameter of the rod is 55.2791mm. e) Determine the total elongation of the rod.

Question 1 D B A 10kN 28kN 60kN 44kN 120cm 80cm Ocm 40cm Figure 1 a) Draw a Free Body Diagram for each section of the member above. b) Determine the force acting on the section BC. c) Draw a Normal Force Diagram for the figure above. d) Calculate the stress induced in the member BC if the diameter of the rod is 55.2791mm. e) Determine the total elongation of the rod.

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