(6) A ¼-in round wire coiled to form a conical spring with 10 effective coils & an outside diameter of 3.0in @ one end & 2.0in @ the other. Determine: (a) the load that will produce a stress of 50,000psi; (b) the deflection at this load

(6) A ¼-in round wire coiled to form a conical spring with 10 effective coils & an outside diameter of 3.0in @ one end & 2.0in @ the other. Determine: (a) the load that will produce a stress of 50,000psi; (b) the deflection at this load

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