500 kN |20 kN 200 mm 1.50 m diameter 50 200 100 300 mm diameter 2.00 m (Dimensions are in mm) Fig. Q3 Fig. Q4 4. Fig. Q4 shows a solid base in the shape of a truncated cone. It supports a load of 20 kN. The Young's modulus of the material is 30.0 GPa. Calculate the shortening of this base under the action of the load.

500 kN |20 kN 200 mm 1.50 m diameter 50 200 100 300 mm diameter 2.00 m (Dimensions are in mm) Fig. Q3 Fig. Q4 4. Fig. Q4 shows a solid base in the shape of a truncated cone. It supports a load of 20 kN. The Young's modulus of the material is 30.0 GPa. Calculate the shortening of this base under the action of the load.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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