2.33 The two sheets of soft plastic are bonded to the central steel strip. Determine the magnitude of the largest force P that can be safely applied to the steel strip and the corresponding displacement of the strip. For the plastic, use tw= 10 ksi and G = 800 ksi. Neglect deformation of the steel strip.

2.33 The two sheets of soft plastic are bonded to the central steel strip. Determine the magnitude of the largest force P that can be safely applied to the steel strip and the corresponding displacement of the strip. For the plastic, use tw= 10 ksi and G = 800 ksi. Neglect deformation of the steel strip.

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