The horizontal bar ABC is supported by a pin at A and two rods with identical cross-sectional areas. Therod at B is steel and rod at C is aluminum.Use P = 45 kN, E for steel = 200 Gpa and aluminum = 70 Gpa, m = 1.00 m, n = 0.50 mSteelAluminumAm m –P.A. Determine the deformation (in mm) of the steel rodB. Determine the deformation (in mm) of the aluminum rodC. Determine the vertical movement (in mm) of force P4 decimal places

(a) To find: The deformation of the steel rod. Given: The Young's modulus of steel is Es=200 GPa.…

The horizontal bar ABC is supported by a pin at A and two rods with identical cross-sectional areas. The rod at B is steel and rod at C is aluminum. Use P = 45 kN, E for steel = 200 Gpa and aluminum = 70 Gpa, m = 1.00 m, n = 0.50 m Steel Aluminum A B C mm →→ n P A. Determine the deformation (in mm) of the steel rod B. Determine the deformation (in mm) of the aluminum rod C. Determine the vertical movement (in mm) of force P K

The horizontal bar ABC is supported by a pin at A and two rods with identical cross-sectional areas. The rod at B is steel and rod at C is aluminum. Use P = 45 kN, E for steel = 200 Gpa and aluminum = 70 Gpa, m = 1.00 m, n = 0.50 m Steel Aluminum A B C mm →→ n P A. Determine the deformation (in mm) of the steel rod B. Determine the deformation (in mm) of the aluminum rod C. Determine the vertical movement (in mm) of force P K

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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