The bar has a 60 mm by 15 mm rectangular cross section. If P = 50 kN, determine the normal stress magnitude acting on surface a-a. 60 mm 54° N P = 50 kN 19.19 MPa 26.42 MPa 36.36 MPa 4045 MPa 29.39 MPa None

The bar has a 60 mm by 15 mm rectangular cross section. If P = 50 kN, determine the normal stress magnitude acting on surface a-a. 60 mm 54° N P = 50 kN 19.19 MPa 26.42 MPa 36.36 MPa 4045 MPa 29.39 MPa None

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The bar has a 60 mm by 15 mm rectangular cross section. If P = 50 kN, determine the normal
stress magnitude acting on surface a-a.
60 mm
54°
N
P= 50 kN
19.19 MPa
26.42 MPa
36.36 MPa
40.45 MPa
29.39 MPa
None

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