(b) In the diagram below Fig Q2(b), forces are applied along three different axes to a 100 mm cube ofaluminium, denoted as resulting in a uniform stress of 5.5 GPa, applied uniformly across theentire surface area of each face.Cube withcross-sectionarea AFig Q2(b)Symbol for modulusAluminiumK62 GPa69 GPa24 GPaG(1) Identify the appropriate modulus of elasticity to be applied and explain why.Using the correct modulus, determine the percentage volume change for the cube, comparedto its original volume.

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(b) In the diagram below Fig Q2(b), forces are applied along three different axes to a 100 mm cube of aluminium, denoted as resulting in a uniform stress of 5.5 GPa, applied uniformly across the entire surface area of cach face. Cube with cross-section F area A Fig Q2(b) Symbol for modulus Aluminium K 62 GPa 69 GPa 24 GPa E G (i) Identify the appropriate modulus of elasticity to be applied and explain why. Using the correct modulus, determine the percentage volume change for the cube, compared to its original volume.

(b) In the diagram below Fig Q2(b), forces are applied along three different axes to a 100 mm cube of aluminium, denoted as resulting in a uniform stress of 5.5 GPa, applied uniformly across the entire surface area of cach face. Cube with cross-section F area A Fig Q2(b) Symbol for modulus Aluminium K 62 GPa 69 GPa 24 GPa E G (i) Identify the appropriate modulus of elasticity to be applied and explain why. Using the correct modulus, determine the percentage volume change for the cube, compared to its original volume.

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