12. A 200 lb force P is exerted on the lever. What will be the deformation, in inches, in the 0.0630 in steel wire, which is 10 inches long? Assume deformation to be vertical. Use E=30 x 106 psi. 4.5 in a. 0.0238 b. 0.0431 Steel wire 2 in. C. d. 0.0581 0.0631 P

12. A 200 lb force P is exerted on the lever. What will be the deformation, in inches, in the 0.0630 in steel wire, which is 10 inches long? Assume deformation to be vertical. Use E=30 x 106 psi. 4.5 in a. 0.0238 b. 0.0431 Steel wire 2 in. C. d. 0.0581 0.0631 P

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b. 0.0431
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C.
d.
0.0581
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