II. A post tapers uniformly from a diameter d at the upper end to a larger diameter D at the lower end, as shown. It supports an axial load of P. Given allowable stress of S, the post's dimension can...


II. A post tapers uniformly from a diameter d<br>at the upper end to a larger diameter D at<br>the lower end, as shown. It supports an<br>axial load of P. Given allowable stress of S,<br>the post's dimension can be determined<br>using the formula o=P/A. For structural<br>safety, what must be the area in this<br>formula? The lower, middle, or upper cross-<br>section of the post? Why?<br>Upper<br>Area<br>Middle<br>Area<br>Lower<br>Area<br>

Extracted text: II. A post tapers uniformly from a diameter d at the upper end to a larger diameter D at the lower end, as shown. It supports an axial load of P. Given allowable stress of S, the post's dimension can be determined using the formula o=P/A. For structural safety, what must be the area in this formula? The lower, middle, or upper cross- section of the post? Why? Upper Area Middle Area Lower Area

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