Show the complete solution please A bimetallic strip is used as a sensor. The strip has a length of 20 pm. Thewidth of the strip is 1µm. It has an upper layer made of steel (E = 210 x 10°N/m?) and the lower layer made of aluminum (E = 80 x 10° N/m2). Eachlayer is 0.1 µm thick. Determine the equivalent stiffness of the strip in theaxial direction. Note that the strips are perfectly attached.20 um1 um10.2 umEach layer is0.1 um thick

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A bimetallic strip is used as a sensor. The strip has a length of 20 um. The width of the strip is 1um. It has an upper layer made of steel (E = 210 x 10° N/m³) and the lower layer made of aluminum (E = 80 x 10° N/m?). Each layer is 0.1 µm thick. Determine the equivalent stiffness of the strip in the axial direction. Note that the strips are perfectly attached. 20 μm I um f0.2 um Each layer is 0.1 jum thick

A bimetallic strip is used as a sensor. The strip has a length of 20 um. The width of the strip is 1um. It has an upper layer made of steel (E = 210 x 10° N/m³) and the lower layer made of aluminum (E = 80 x 10° N/m?). Each layer is 0.1 µm thick. Determine the equivalent stiffness of the strip in the axial direction. Note that the strips are perfectly attached. 20 μm I um f0.2 um Each layer is 0.1 jum thick

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