2. A cube with a length of 10cm is made up of Aluminum metal (S = 25x10⁹ Pa). A horizontal shear force of 50,000N is applied to the cube. How far will the top of the cube move in the horizontal direction relative to the bottom of the cube? Enter your math answer

2. A cube with a length of 10cm is made up of Aluminum metal (S = 25x10⁹ Pa). A horizontal shear force of 50,000N is applied to the cube. How far will the top of the cube move in the horizontal direction relative to the bottom of the cube? Enter your math answer

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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2. A cube with a length of 10cm is made up of Aluminum metal (S = 25x10° Pa). A horizontal
shear force of 50,000N is applied to the cube. How far will the top of the cube move in the
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Enter your math answer

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