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bar subjected to gravity load (two segments) the bar in the fig has constant cross sectional area A .the top half of the bar is...Asked by mehwish
bar subjected to gravity load (two segments)
the bar in the fig has constant cross sectional area A .the top half of the bar is made of material with mass density and youngs module, the bottom half of the bar made of density and young module total length of bar is 2 when bar is hung with ceiling it stretches its own weight no other loads are applied neglect gravity load on the top half of the bar
the bar in the fig has constant cross sectional area A .the top half of the bar is made of material with mass density and youngs module, the bottom half of the bar made of density and young module total length of bar is 2 when bar is hung with ceiling it stretches its own weight no other loads are applied neglect gravity load on the top half of the bar
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Bar subjected to gravity load (two segments)
The bar in the figure has constant cross sectional area . The top half of the bar is made of material with mass density , and Young’s modulus . The bottom half of the bar is made of material with density and Young’s modulus . The total length of the bar is . When the bar is hung from the ceiling, it stretches under its own weight. No other loads are applied. Assume [so you can neglect the gravity load on the top half of the bar].
Obtain a symbolic expression for .
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Obtain a symbolic expression for .
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Obtain a symbolic expression for .
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The bar in the figure has constant cross sectional area . The top half of the bar is made of material with mass density , and Young’s modulus . The bottom half of the bar is made of material with density and Young’s modulus . The total length of the bar is . When the bar is hung from the ceiling, it stretches under its own weight. No other loads are applied. Assume [so you can neglect the gravity load on the top half of the bar].
Obtain a symbolic expression for .
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Obtain a symbolic expression for .
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Obtain a symbolic expression for .
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please give the solution of these questions?
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access
Symbolic expression for fx(x):
0<x<L/2 : rho_1*g*A
L/2<x<L : rho_2*g*A
Symbolic expression for N(x):
0<x<L/2 : rho_2*g*A*L/2
L/2<x<L : rho_2*g*A*(L-x)
0<x<L/2 : rho_1*g*A
L/2<x<L : rho_2*g*A
Symbolic expression for N(x):
0<x<L/2 : rho_2*g*A*L/2
L/2<x<L : rho_2*g*A*(L-x)
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FLu
Thanks Access! Where you successful with Problem 2 please? I could only manage 3 and 4.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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mehwish
thanks access.
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faryia
Please help me,
anyone figured out problem 3 and 4?
anyone figured out problem 3 and 4?
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ali
Obtain a symbolic expression for,
0<x<L/2,ea(x):
0<x<L,ea(x):
Obtain a symbolic expression for the total elongation of the bar,
please help for these two problems.
0<x<L/2,ea(x):
0<x<L,ea(x):
Obtain a symbolic expression for the total elongation of the bar,
please help for these two problems.
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Nart
Anyone for further problem 1 and 2 please?
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gluglu
Obtain a symbolic expression for ϵa(x).
For 0≤x<L2, ϵa(x): (rho_2*g*L/2 )/(E_1)
For L2<x≤ L, ϵa(x): (rho_2*g*(L-x))/(E_2)
For 0≤x<L2, ϵa(x): (rho_2*g*L/2 )/(E_1)
For L2<x≤ L, ϵa(x): (rho_2*g*(L-x))/(E_2)
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FLu
Thanks, gluglu! do you have problem 2?
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masy
please problem 2!
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Mat
Hey guys, what about #4: Obtain a symbolic expression for the total elongation of the bar, δ.
Anybody?
Anybody?
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NWO
any 1 know about #4 ??
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gluglu
Problem 2...
rho*omega^2*(R*L+L^2/2)
(rho*omega^2/E)*(L^3/3+L^2*R/2)
(rho*omega^2/E)*(11*L^3/48+3*L^2*R/8)
rho*omega^2*(R*L+L^2/2)
(rho*omega^2/E)*(L^3/3+L^2*R/2)
(rho*omega^2/E)*(11*L^3/48+3*L^2*R/8)
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sat
anyone for the 4-th from the firs Q?
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Anonymous
Thanks a lot gluglu
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FLu
Great, thanks gluglu!
Anyone for last question in Problem 1?
Anyone for last question in Problem 1?
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Anonymous
Anyone for last question in Problem 1?
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NWO
physics
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S
for problem 1,part 4
(rho_2*g*L^2)/(4*E_1)+(rho_2*g*L^2)/(8*E_2)
(rho_2*g*L^2)/(4*E_1)+(rho_2*g*L^2)/(8*E_2)
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Anonymous
Thanks S
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calculate the x-component of the reaction force at , , and the axial resultant at section , , for these four bars in axial loading. Submit your answers in Newtons.
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