An aluminum rod is rigidly attached between a steel rod and a bronze as shown. Axial loads are appliedat the positions indicated. Find the stress of each rod in MPa.SteelAluminumBronzeA- 500mmA = 400mm?A- 200mm40KN10KN20KN1.5m2.5m2.0mDetermine the change in length of steel rod having a length of 800mm and a diameter of 6.5mm. Therod is subjected to a force P equal to 110KN. Young's Modulus is 200GPACompute normal strain of the rod

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