material with a rectangular cross-section of 4 mm by 25 mm is loaded in tension with a force of 32 kN. A strain gauge bonded to the material measures a strain of 400 microstrain when the sample is loaded.culate Young's modulus of the material, measured to the nearest GPa (GN/m2) and enter your answer in the box below.ung's modulus: [GPa

Given:Cross-section of the reactangle, A=4 mm x 25 mmForce applied, F=32 kNStrain, ε=400*10-6

aterial with a rectangular cross-section of 4 mm by 25 mm is loaded in tension with a force of 32 kN. A strain gauge bonded to the material measures a strain of 400 microstrain when the sam Young's modulus of the material, measured to the nearest GPa (GN/m2) and enter your answer in the box below. ulate g's modulus: GPa

aterial with a rectangular cross-section of 4 mm by 25 mm is loaded in tension with a force of 32 kN. A strain gauge bonded to the material measures a strain of 400 microstrain when the sam Young's modulus of the material, measured to the nearest GPa (GN/m2) and enter your answer in the box below. ulate g's modulus: GPa

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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Problem 7.7.26P: - 7.2-26 The strains on the surface of an experiment al device made of pure aluminum (E = 70 GPa. v...

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