A solid plastic rod has a diameter of d = 38 mm and a length of L = 700 mm. An axial load of P = 21 kN is applied to the rod as shown. The elastic modulus is E = 2.4 GPa and Poisson's ratio for this material is v=0.37. Determine the magnitude of the change in the rod diameter Ad for the given load. Answer: Ad= i ld mm

A solid plastic rod has a diameter of d = 38 mm and a length of L = 700 mm. An axial load of P = 21 kN is applied to the rod as shown. The elastic modulus is E = 2.4 GPa and Poisson's ratio for this material is v=0.37. Determine the magnitude of the change in the rod diameter Ad for the given load. Answer: Ad= i ld mm

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