4. A certain material which is 12 m long vertically hanging and supports a load of 2100 N, determine the required diameter if the stress will not exceed 150 MPa( Mega Pascal) and the total elongation will not exceed 6 mm. Assume E= 200 GPa(Giga Pascal).

4. A certain material which is 12 m long vertically hanging and supports a load of 2100 N, determine the required diameter if the stress will not exceed 150 MPa( Mega Pascal) and the total elongation will not exceed 6 mm. Assume E= 200 GPa(Giga Pascal).

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4. A certain material which is 12 m long vertically hanging and supports
a load of 2100 N, determine the required diameter if the stress will not
exceed 150 MPa( Mega Pascal) and the total elongation will not exceed
6 mm. Assume E= 200 GPa(Giga Pascal).

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