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Aluminum E = 70 GPa A = 900 mm² a = 23 µm/m°c a = 11.7 µm/m°C Steel E = 200 GPa А%3D 1200 тm? R R 200 тm 300 mm

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At what temperature in terms of ΔT will the aluminum and steel segments shown have numerically equal stresses when the load P = 200 kN?

Aluminum
Steel
E = 70 GPa
A = 900 mm?
a = 23 um/m°c a = 11.7 um/m°C
E = 200 GPa
А%3D1200 тm?
R
R
200 тm
300 mm

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