A AISI 304 steel bar, 5 m long with square section (2x6 mm), is stretched by effect of a applied mass up to 5.002 m. Determine the deformation and the value of the applied mass. The modulus of elasticity E (Young's modulus) is 196000MPa while the yielding stress o,= 450 MPa.

A AISI 304 steel bar, 5 m long with square section (2x6 mm), is stretched by effect of a applied mass up to 5.002 m. Determine the deformation and the value of the applied mass. The modulus of elasticity E (Young's modulus) is 196000MPa while the yielding stress o,= 450 MPa.

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