A rigid horizontal strut extends outward from a vertical building wall to support a heavy sign. The outer end of the strut is supported by a diagonal steel cable anchored to the wall above. The inner end of the strut is connected to a wall bracket using a heavy-duty steel pin. When the sign's weight is applied to the outer end of the strut, what primary types of internal mechanical stress are experienced by the diagonal cable, the horizontal strut, and the steel pin, respectively?
- Cable: Tension; Strut: Compression; Pin: ShearCevap
- BCable: Tension; Strut: Tension; Pin: Compression
- CCable: Compression; Strut: Tension; Pin: Shear
- DCable: Tension; Strut: Compression; Pin: Tension
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The correct answer identifies the cable under tension, the strut under compression, and the pin under shear.
The correct answer accurately evaluates the stress on all three components. The diagonal cable must stretch to hold up the heavy sign, placing it under tension. This tension has an inward horizontal pull, which squeezes the horizontal strut against the wall, creating compressive stress. Finally, the downward weight acting on the wall bracket tries to slide or slice perpendicularly across the steel pin, subjecting it to shear stress.
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Identifying applied structural loads (Tension, Compression, Shear)