A system of three steel pipes, AB, BC, and CD, is loaded and supported as shown below. The loads are applied to the rigid plates that connect the pipes at B, C, and D. If the normal stress in each pipe must not exceed 24 ksi, determine the minimum cross-sectional areas required for each of the pipe sections. A 14 in B 16 in -30 kip 20 in -5 kip D -15 kip

A system of three steel pipes, AB, BC, and CD, is loaded and supported as shown below. The loads are applied to the rigid plates that connect the pipes at B, C, and D. If the normal stress in each pipe must not exceed 24 ksi, determine the minimum cross-sectional areas required for each of the pipe sections. A 14 in B 16 in -30 kip 20 in -5 kip D -15 kip

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