Determine the compressive force (in Ib) in the bars shown after a temperature rise of 149°F if d = 0.012 in. Round off the final answer to five decimal places. d L M Use the following data: Bronze Aluminum A = 2.24 sq. in E = 14930924 psi L= 13.4 in A = 2.73 sq. in E = 10543748 psi L = 16 in a = 12.54 x 10-6/°F. a = 11.76 x 10-6/ °F

Determine the compressive force (in Ib) in the bars shown after a temperature rise of 149°F if d = 0.012 in. Round off the final answer to five decimal places. d L M Use the following data: Bronze Aluminum A = 2.24 sq. in E = 14930924 psi L= 13.4 in A = 2.73 sq. in E = 10543748 psi L = 16 in a = 12.54 x 10-6/°F. a = 11.76 x 10-6/ °F

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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