3 For a composite bar as shown below, what is the relation between axial deformation andthermal deformations in the bar?Cu tube (1)Steel bar (2)D d-Where, o,, o, = stresses in Cu and steel bar respectively.Coefficient of thermal expansion for Cu and steel bar respectively.

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3 For a composite bar as shown below, what is the relation between axial deformation and thermal deformations in the bar? Cu tube (1) Steel bar (2) D d- Where, o,, o, = stresses in Cu and steel bar respectively. = Coefficient of thermal expansion for Cu and steel bar respectively.