The tensile test was carried out on a steel bar of length 18 cm and a cross section of 18 mm in diameter. Find the maximum permissible tensile strength (F), strain and elongation (delta L) without failure of the steel bar, given that the maximum permissible stress (square 400N/mm) and the modulus of elasticity is (200×10^(3)N/mm squared

The tensile test was carried out on a steel bar of length 18 cm and a cross section of 18 mm in diameter. Find the maximum permissible tensile strength (F), strain and elongation (delta L) without failure of the steel bar, given that the maximum permissible stress (square 400N/mm) and the modulus of elasticity is (200×10^(3)N/mm squared

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