A 100 mm2 square cast iron (CI) encased a steel circular rod of 40mm diameter. The assembly is 2 m long and subjected to a load of 200kN. Find the stresses in the two materials and the elongation of the assembly. E for cast iron 100GPA and E for steel = 200GPA

A 100 mm2 square cast iron (CI) encased a steel circular rod of 40mm diameter. The assembly is 2 m long and subjected to a load of 200kN. Find the stresses in the two materials and the elongation of the assembly. E for cast iron 100GPA and E for steel = 200GPA

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