2. A rod is made up of elements 1 and 2, each having a length of L and cross-sectional areaA. Element 1 has an elastic modulus of E1, and element 2 has a modulus of E2, with E2 >E₁. Let F₁ and F2 represent the axial load carried by elements 1 and 2, respectively. Circlethe correct answer below.(1)E₁|F₁F2|||F₁|=|F₂||F1|<|F2|(2)E₂BL

Given data: E2>E1Length=L Need to select the correct answer form the given options.

2. A rod is made up of elements 1 and 2, each having a length of L and cross-sectional area A. Element 1 has an elastic modulus of E1, and element 2 has a modulus of E2, with E₂ > E₁. Let F₁ and F2 represent the axial load carried by elements 1 and 2, respectively. Circle the correct answer below. (1) F₁F2| P |F₁|=|F2| |F₁ F2| (2) E₂ B A L

2. A rod is made up of elements 1 and 2, each having a length of L and cross-sectional area A. Element 1 has an elastic modulus of E1, and element 2 has a modulus of E2, with E₂ > E₁. Let F₁ and F2 represent the axial load carried by elements 1 and 2, respectively. Circle the correct answer below. (1) F₁F2| P |F₁|=|F2| |F₁ F2| (2) E₂ B A L

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