a. A steel rod of 1 cm in diameter projects (4+R) cm from the wall as shown in figure 1. If the rod is deflected by 0.222 mm from its original position, find the shearing force (F) applied to the rod. Consider the Shearing Modulus of steel is (R + 8.27) × 101ºPa. Wall ΔL F Figure 1

a. A steel rod of 1 cm in diameter projects (4+R) cm from the wall as shown in figure 1. If the rod is deflected by 0.222 mm from its original position, find the shearing force (F) applied to the rod. Consider the Shearing Modulus of steel is (R + 8.27) × 101ºPa. Wall ΔL F Figure 1

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a. A steel rod of 1 cm in diameter projects (4+R) cm from the wall as shown in figure 1. If the rod is
deflected by 0.222 mm from its original position, find the shearing force (F) applied to the rod. Consider
the Shearing Modulus of steel is (R + 8.27) × 101ºPa.
Wall
L
ΔL
F
Figure 1

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