the stress compressive. What would be the final temperature when heating starts at 20degC? The E of copper wire is 110GPa, the original stress was 70MPa and the coefficient of linear expansion is 1.7x10-7/degC. 39degC 19degC 1degC 20degC

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The copper wire was subjected to heat to reduce its stress level by half, making
the stress compressive. What would be the final temperature when heating
starts at 20degC? The E of copper wire is 110GPa, the original stress was
70MPa and the coefficient of linear expansion is 1.7x10-7/degC.
39degC
19degC
1degC
O 20degC
Transcribed Image Text:The copper wire was subjected to heat to reduce its stress level by half, making the stress compressive. What would be the final temperature when heating starts at 20degC? The E of copper wire is 110GPa, the original stress was 70MPa and the coefficient of linear expansion is 1.7x10-7/degC. 39degC 19degC 1degC O 20degC
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