Rigid bar ABC is supported by member (1) at B and by a pin connection at C. Member (1) has a cross sectional area of 1.25 in.² and ayield strength of 46 ksi. The pins at B, C, and D each have a diameter of 0.3 in. and an ultimate shear strength of 76 ksi. Each pinconnection is a double-shear connection. Specifications call for a minimum factor of safety in member (1) of 1.8 with respect to its yieldstrength. The minimum factor of safety required for pins B, C, and D is 2.7 with respect to the pin ultimate shear strength. Determinethe allowable load P that may be applied to the rigid bar at A. Use overall dimensions of a = 53 in. and b = 108 in.(1)bkipsPAnswer:PallowMaB

A=1.25in2yield strengthSyt = 46ksidiameterd=0.3inUltimate shear strengthSus=76ksiFOS=1.8a=53in…

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