The structure consists of a spring CD and a solid member ABC with a slot at B. The peg at B fits loosely into the slot at B and can hence be interpreted as a smooth support. The unstretched length of the spring is 80 mm. k=800 N/m D 40 mm A В 60 тm 170 тm Question 1.1 Draw seperate free-body diagrams of member ABC and the spring CD. Hint: Indicate the normal force of the pin at Busing NB.

The structure consists of a spring CD and a solid member ABC with a slot at B. The peg at B fits loosely into the slot at B and can hence be interpreted as a smooth support. The unstretched length of the spring is 80 mm. k=800 N/m D 40 mm A В 60 тm 170 тm Question 1.1 Draw seperate free-body diagrams of member ABC and the spring CD. Hint: Indicate the normal force of the pin at Busing NB.

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