2. Member AB shown in the figure supports a 5 N/mmuniformly distributed load and 4kN concentratedload as shown in the figure. Determine the positionx of these loads so that the average tensile stress inthe tie rod AC is equal to 90% of the compressivestress at the smooth support B. The rod has adiameter of 19 mm and the contact area at is700mm². (Hint: quadratic formula)BAX5 N/mm4 kN300mmB

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2. Member AB shown in the figure supports a 5 N/m uniformly distributed load and 4kN concentrat load as shown in the figure. Determine the positi x of these loads so that the average tensile stress the tie rod AC is equal to 90% of the compress stress at the smooth support B. The rod has diameter of 19 mm and the contact area at 700mm². (Hint: quadratic formula)

2. Member AB shown in the figure supports a 5 N/m uniformly distributed load and 4kN concentrat load as shown in the figure. Determine the positi x of these loads so that the average tensile stress the tie rod AC is equal to 90% of the compress stress at the smooth support B. The rod has diameter of 19 mm and the contact area at 700mm². (Hint: quadratic formula)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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