Question 2: Two-pinned connected bars supported the rigid member BC as shown. A vertical load of 25 KN is applied to BC at a distance x from bar AB. What should be the distance x to make the stresses in two bars the same? The area of bar AB is 100 mm² and of bar CD is 150 mm². 600 mm A 8 P= 25 KN D

Question 2: Two-pinned connected bars supported the rigid member BC as shown. A vertical load of 25 KN is applied to BC at a distance x from bar AB. What should be the distance x to make the stresses in two bars the same? The area of bar AB is 100 mm² and of bar CD is 150 mm². 600 mm A 8 P= 25 KN D

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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