1) A cylindrical titanium bar, an initial length of 10 inches and a diameter of 0.167 ft, issubjected to loading. After loading, the initial length of the 10-inch bar is reduced to9.998 inches. Since the young's modulus of the titanium bar is 16.5*106 psi, find theload (kip) acting on the bar. Indicate whether the loading is tension or compression.

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A cylindrical titanium bar, an initial length of 10 subjected to loading. After loading, the initial le 9.998 inches. Since the young's modulus of the load (kip) acting on the bar. Indicate whether the

A cylindrical titanium bar, an initial length of 10 subjected to loading. After loading, the initial le 9.998 inches. Since the young's modulus of the load (kip) acting on the bar. Indicate whether the

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1) A cylindrical titanium bar, an initial length of 10 inches and a diameter of 0.167 ft, is
subjected to loading. After loading, the initial length of the 10-inch bar is reduced to
9.998 inches. Since the young's modulus of the titanium bar is 16.5*106 psi, find the
load (kip) acting on the bar. Indicate whether the loading is tension or compression.

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