Solve Section 9.2 Probs 1-4 7th Ed Mechanics of Materials

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The discussion revolves around the challenges faced by a student using the 5th edition of "Mechanics of Materials" by James M. Gere while their class utilizes the 7th edition. The student seeks assistance with problems 1-4 from section 9.2 of the 7th edition, noting that the 5th edition begins chapter 9 with section 9.3. Participants suggest checking with classmates for potential solutions, highlighting the frustration of not having access to the same problems due to the lack of photocopying options for older editions.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with "Mechanics of Materials" concepts
  • Understanding of problem-solving techniques in engineering mechanics
  • Access to both the 5th and 7th editions of the textbook
  • Basic communication skills for collaboration with classmates
NEXT STEPS
  • Compare problems from section 9.3 of the 5th edition with section 9.2 of the 7th edition
  • Engage with classmates to share resources and solutions
  • Research online forums for shared homework problems from "Mechanics of Materials"
  • Consider purchasing or renting the 7th edition for complete access to the required problems
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Students enrolled in engineering courses using "Mechanics of Materials," particularly those facing edition discrepancies in their textbooks.

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I have Mechanics of Materials By James M Gere the 5th edition. My class uses the 7th edition which has been virtully the same so far. I have to do section 9.2 problems 1,2,3,4 for homework from the 7th edition. In the 5th problems for chapter 9 start on section 9.3. So i was wondering if anyone has the 7th ed and could post those problems online or maybe we could talk and see if section 9.3 1,2,3,4 in my edition are the same as the 7th or if anyone knows anywhere online where i can get these problems any help is appreciated.
 
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Thats really crappy that they don't photocopy the questions for you, basically forcing you to buy a spanking new book when the older editions work just fine. Its likely that most the problems are the same, but don't hold me to that.

That wasn't very helpful to your question, but I just had to say.
 
Check with your class mates.
 

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