ABC triangle is drawn on the thin plate in the figure when it is unloaded. AB length is parallel to the "x" axis and measured as AB=20cm. Determine: a) the final length of side BC. b) the amount of change of side AC. c) the amount of change in plate thickness. d) the final volume of the plate.

ABC triangle is drawn on the thin plate in the figure when it is unloaded. AB length is parallel to the "x" axis and measured as AB=20cm. Determine: a) the final length of side BC. b) the amount of change of side AC. c) the amount of change in plate thickness. d) the final volume of the plate.

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Description: K=17 so 107 MPa strength of material question. -XA75050 cmC70%B150 MPaE = 70 GPav= 1/340 cm1.5 cm(90+K) MPaABC triangle is drawn on the thin plate in the figure when it is unloaded. AB length isparallel to the "x" axis and measured as AB=20cm. Determ

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