1. A 7.6 mm (.30 in.) diameter 1040 steel bar, which was initially 4.54 m (178.8 in.) long, supports a weight of 7926 N (1780 lbs.). What is the length after loading? What would the length be if the rod was replaced by a 70% copper- 30% nickel alloy? (Assume elastic loading) What is the diameter of these rods after loading? 2.

1. A 7.6 mm (.30 in.) diameter 1040 steel bar, which was initially 4.54 m (178.8 in.) long, supports a weight of 7926 N (1780 lbs.). What is the length after loading? What would the length be if the rod was replaced by a 70% copper- 30% nickel alloy? (Assume elastic loading) What is the diameter of these rods after loading? 2.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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