1 A rod is composed of aluminum section with diameter of 25mm is rigidlyattached between hallow steel with outside diameter (do) = 25mm and insidediameter (di) = 10mm and solid bronze section with diameter of 25mm asshown in the figure and carries the axial loads. IF P- 3000 N find the axialstresses in each section.600 mm900 mm750 mmSP2PSteelAluminumdo 25mmBranzed= 25mmd. 10mmd-25mm2. From problem no. 1 compute the STRAIN (E) of each section. Where E steet-200,000 MPa, E Alumanum = 70,000 MPa and E tronse = 83,000 MPa

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