Situation 1: A rigid bar ABC weighs 10 kN/m. The compressive stress of the copper bar is 20 MPa. Answer the following questions:3mB2 mCopperL=3mA = 1500 mm²BrassCL = 2 mA = 1200 mm²A. What is the stress of the brass bar? Indicate ifit will experience tension (T) or compression(C) (MPa)B. What is the minimum required diameter of thepin at A assuming that the pin connection isin double shear? Consider the allowableshearing stress of the pin as 15 MPa. Roundyour answer in a multiple of 5. (mm)

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Situation 1: A rigid bar ABC weighs 10 kN/m. The compressive stress of the copper bar is 20 MPa. 3 m B 2 m Copper L = 3m A = 1500 mm² Brass L = 2 m A = 1200 mm² A. What is the stre= it will experien (C) (MPa) B. What is the mini pin at A assum in double she shearing stress your answer in

Situation 1: A rigid bar ABC weighs 10 kN/m. The compressive stress of the copper bar is 20 MPa. 3 m B 2 m Copper L = 3m A = 1500 mm² Brass L = 2 m A = 1200 mm² A. What is the stre= it will experien (C) (MPa) B. What is the mini pin at A assum in double she shearing stress your answer in

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