A beam and rod are used to suspend a load as shown, The beam's height is free (unconstrained.) Findthe most suitable metal alloy most likely to minimize weight for the beam while achieving thefollowing additional design goals: Maximize strength under load.O TungstenO LeadNickelO Steel1rodLoadbeam167g

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A beam and rod are used to suspend a load as shown, The beam's height is free (unconstrained.) Find the most suitable metal alloy most likely to minimize weight for the beam while achieving the following additional design goals: Maximize strength under load.