Question: Question 3 d Point A is supported by an I - beam named ( mathrm { A } - mathrm { C

Question 3d
Point A is supported by an I-beam named \(\mathrm{A}-\mathrm{C}\), assume a value of \(7\mathrm{kN}\uparrow \) for the result of question c as reaction force in point A . Does RA result in a compressive (compress \(\mathrm{A}-\mathrm{C}\)) stress or tensile (stretch A-C) stress in AC?
Question 3e
Using the value \(7\mathrm{kN}\uparrow \) as reaction force in point A , calculate the difference in length (\(\Delta \mathrm{L}\)) over A-C, use Hooke's law and note the result in mm and an accuracy of 2 decimals. AC has a length of 2,5m and a Young's modulus of E=210GPA.
Question 3f
Calculate the resulting stress \(\sigma \) over the cross section of A-C, note the values in MPA with an accuracy of 2 decimals. The yield limit \(\sigma_{0.2 R p}\) of the steel used is 235MPA, is the deformation plastic (permanent) or elastic?
Question 3 d Point A is supported by an I - beam

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