1. The cantilever beam shown in the following figure is subjected to a load P or a deflection & at its free end. Two gages A and B are mounted at the same location on the top and bottom faces of the beam. Gage A is used to measure E., and gage B is used to measure E,. Assume that: E-30(10) psi, Poisson's ratio v-0.3 Z a) Determine theoretical values of E., b) Determine theoretical values of Strain gage A Strain gage B 14 in 12 in (in/in) for a load of P-6 lbf. Ey (in/in) for a deflection of 8-0.5 in. Por & 0.25

1. The cantilever beam shown in the following figure is subjected to a load P or a deflection & at its free end. Two gages A and B are mounted at the same location on the top and bottom faces of the beam. Gage A is used to measure E., and gage B is used to measure E,. Assume that: E-30(10) psi, Poisson's ratio v-0.3 Z a) Determine theoretical values of E., b) Determine theoretical values of Strain gage A Strain gage B 14 in 12 in (in/in) for a load of P-6 lbf. Ey (in/in) for a deflection of 8-0.5 in. Por & 0.25

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1. The cantilever beam shown in the following figure is subjected to a load P or a deflection & at its free
end. Two gages A and B are mounted at the same location on the top and bottom faces of the beam.
Gage A is used to measure E., and gage B is used to measure E,. Assume that:
E-30(10) psi, Poisson's ratio v-0.3
a) Determine theoretical values of E.,
b) Determine theoretical values of
Strain gage A
Strain gage B
14 in
12 in
(μin/in) for a load of P-6 lbf.
Ey (µin/in) for a deflection of 8-0.5 in.
Por &
0.25

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