2. A steel rod is being sandwiched by an Aluminum at the left and a Bronze at the right. With the be configuration, find the magnitude of the of P₁ and P₂ if 8A = 0.6 mm, 8s = 0.05 mm, and 88 = 0.5 m respectively. Assume PA is in compression while Ps and På are in tension. 3. A homens 600 mm ALUMINUM P₁ A = 800 mm 2 E = 70 Gpa 300 mm STEEL P₂ 400 mm BRONZE = 1500 mm": A = 1250 mm 2 E = 200 Gpa E= 80 Gpa metrically spaced rods. The lc

2. A steel rod is being sandwiched by an Aluminum at the left and a Bronze at the right. With the be configuration, find the magnitude of the of P₁ and P₂ if 8A = 0.6 mm, 8s = 0.05 mm, and 88 = 0.5 m respectively. Assume PA is in compression while Ps and På are in tension. 3. A homens 600 mm ALUMINUM P₁ A = 800 mm 2 E = 70 Gpa 300 mm STEEL P₂ 400 mm BRONZE = 1500 mm": A = 1250 mm 2 E = 200 Gpa E= 80 Gpa metrically spaced rods. The lc

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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