A copper bar of 20 mm dia is tightly fitted inside a steel tube of external dia of 30 mm. the length of composite section is 100 mm. it is subjected to axial force 60 KN. Find stress in steel and copper. (Es = 200 KN/mm2 Ec = 160 KN/mm2)

A copper bar of 20 mm dia is tightly fitted inside a steel tube of external dia of 30 mm. the length of composite section is 100 mm. it is subjected to axial force 60 KN. Find stress in steel and copper. (Es = 200 KN/mm2 Ec = 160 KN/mm2)

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