The cross-sectional area of an aluminum bar is 170 mm?. It carries an axial loads at the positions as shown in the figure. Compute the total deformation of the bar if E = 80 Gpa. Assume the bar is suitably braced to prevent buckling. Add "9" in the loads only. Example: 40+9=49, 18+9=27, 42+9=51, 20+9=29 Area = 170mm' 40KN 18KN 42KN 20KN 1.0m 1.80m 0.70m

The cross-sectional area of an aluminum bar is 170 mm?. It carries an axial loads at the positions as shown in the figure. Compute the total deformation of the bar if E = 80 Gpa. Assume the bar is suitably braced to prevent buckling. Add "9" in the loads only. Example: 40+9=49, 18+9=27, 42+9=51, 20+9=29 Area = 170mm' 40KN 18KN 42KN 20KN 1.0m 1.80m 0.70m

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