An axially loaded member 600 mm long is carrying a tensile load of 40 kN. Its maximum stress is 100 Pa and its maximum deflection is 0.25 mm. Assume E = 210 GPa. The minimum area to meet both of these criteria is most nearly a. 540 mm² b. 460 mm² O c. 630 mm² O d. 420 mm²

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An axially loaded member 600 mm
long is carrying a tensile load of 40
kN. Its maximum stress is 100 Pa
and its maximum deflection is 0.25
mm. Assume E = 210 GPa. The
minimum area to meet both of
these criteria is most nearly
a. 540 mm²
O b. 460 mm²
O c. 630 mm²
O d. 420 mm²
poda
Transcribed Image Text:An axially loaded member 600 mm long is carrying a tensile load of 40 kN. Its maximum stress is 100 Pa and its maximum deflection is 0.25 mm. Assume E = 210 GPa. The minimum area to meet both of these criteria is most nearly a. 540 mm² O b. 460 mm² O c. 630 mm² O d. 420 mm² poda
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