Tensile load of 2 MN is applied to an Aluminium cord with original diameter of 5 mm, the measured stretched length is measured to be 17 mm. Aluminum Young Modulus is 69 SPa. Calculate the cord original length

Tensile load of 2 MN is applied to an Aluminium cord with original diameter of 5 mm, the measured stretched length is measured to be 17 mm. Aluminum Young Modulus is 69 SPa. Calculate the cord original length

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Tensile load of 2 MN is applied to an Aluminium cord with original diameter of 5 mm, the
measured stretched length is measured to be 17 mm. Aluminum Young Modulus is 69 SPa. Calculate
the cord original length

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