(#1) A metal has a flexural stress of 564 Pa. The width of the metal, w, is measured to be 1 meter, while the load was 10 N. The thickness of the metal is twice its length. Using the formula on the three-point test of materials, compute for the thickness of the metal in centimeters. *

(#1) A metal has a flexural stress of 564 Pa. The width of the metal, w, is measured to be 1 meter, while the load was 10 N. The thickness of the metal is twice its length. Using the formula on the three-point test of materials, compute for the thickness of the metal in centimeters. *

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(#1) A metal has a flexural stress of 564 Pa. The width of the metal, w, is
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metal is twice its length. Using the formula on the three-point test of
materials, compute for the thickness of the metal in centimeters. *
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