Lo do A solid cylindrical bar is subjected to tensile test. The initial diameter of the bar is 60 mm. The change in diameter (Ad) after the test is 0,01438 mm. The applied load is 130 kN. The inital length of the bar is 240 mm. The change in length (Al) after the test is 0,1987 mm. Evaluate the Modulus of Elasticity (GPa) A) 207 B) 36 C) 55 D) 140 F) 70

Lo do A solid cylindrical bar is subjected to tensile test. The initial diameter of the bar is 60 mm. The change in diameter (Ad) after the test is 0,01438 mm. The applied load is 130 kN. The inital length of the bar is 240 mm. The change in length (Al) after the test is 0,1987 mm. Evaluate the Modulus of Elasticity (GPa) A) 207 B) 36 C) 55 D) 140 F) 70

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