13aThe scheme of supporting of theabsolutely rigid body is shown in thepicture. The minimal cross-section areaof the vertical bar Imust be definedfrom strength condition, if :a = 1.6 m, M = 8 kNm and the admissible(allowable) stress is equal to 100 MPa

Given data: The value of a is a = 1.6 m. The magnitude of the moment is M = 8 kN-m. The admissible…

3 a M The scheme of supporting of the absolutely rigid body is shown in the picture. The minimal cross-section area of the vertical bar 1must be defined from strength condition, if : a = 1.6 m, M = 8 kNm and the admissible (allowable) stress is equal to 100 MPa

3 a M The scheme of supporting of the absolutely rigid body is shown in the picture. The minimal cross-section area of the vertical bar 1must be defined from strength condition, if : a = 1.6 m, M = 8 kNm and the admissible (allowable) stress is equal to 100 MPa

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