2A. A copper rod and two steel rods together support a load of W=410 kN as shown in figure. The cross sectional area of copper rod is 2000 mm² and of each steel rod is 1000 mm². Find the stresses in the rods and total deformation of the compound bar. Take Es = 2 x 10$ N/mm² and Ecu = 1 x 10° N/mm?. W Steel 100 mm Copper 50 mm FIG. Q.No. 2A

2A. A copper rod and two steel rods together support a load of W=410 kN as shown in figure. The cross sectional area of copper rod is 2000 mm² and of each steel rod is 1000 mm². Find the stresses in the rods and total deformation of the compound bar. Take Es = 2 x 10$ N/mm² and Ecu = 1 x 10° N/mm?. W Steel 100 mm Copper 50 mm FIG. Q.No. 2A

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