The steel bar with a circular cross section of 14 mm diameter and 22 cm length, produced from a material with linear elastic behavior, elongates 0.11 mm under the effect of 16 kN tensile load and breaks at 24 kN load. How many MPa is the modulus of resilience of this bar?

The steel bar with a circular cross section of 14 mm diameter and 22 cm length, produced from a material with linear elastic behavior, elongates 0.11 mm under the effect of 16 kN tensile load and breaks at 24 kN load. How many MPa is the modulus of resilience of this bar?

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