A bar with a crack at its center undergoes buckling due to a temperature rise of 39 C°. The following parameters are given: - Fixed distance (L): 2.49 m - Coefficient of linear expansion of the bar: 16 x 10^(-6)/°C -Lo Lo Question: What is the rise (x) of the center of the bar? Note: Final answer in FOUR decimal places. Include the Sl unit of x.

A bar with a crack at its center undergoes buckling due to a temperature rise of 39 C°. The following parameters are given: - Fixed distance (L): 2.49 m - Coefficient of linear expansion of the bar: 16 x 10^(-6)/°C -Lo Lo Question: What is the rise (x) of the center of the bar? Note: Final answer in FOUR decimal places. Include the Sl unit of x.

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

Section: Chapter Questions

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