.A rod is composed of three segments as shown in the figure and carries the axial loads P1= 120kN and P2=50KN. If walls are rigid, determine the stresses of bronze, aluminum and steel. 600mm 400mm 300mm Pr R1 Bronze E=83 GPa A=2400 mm? Aluminum E=70 GPa A=1200 mm2 A=600 mm2 Steel R2 E=200 GPa

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