Completely solve and box the final answers. PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY OR TYPEWRITE THE SOLUTIONS. Instructions: Solve the following problems. Show your complete solution andillustrations. Box your final answers and round off to three (3) decimal places.A load test on an 8mm diameter by 230mm long aluminum rodfound that a tensile load of 5kN caused an elongation of 0.6mm. Usingthese results, determine the elastic elongation that would be expected fora 30mm diameter by 1.5m long rod of the same material if it is subjected to1.40kN of tensile load.

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A load test on an 8mm diameter by 230mm long aluminum rod found that a tensile load of 5kN caused an elongation of 0.6mm. Using these results, determine the elastic elongation that would be expected for a 30mm diameter by 1.5m long rod of the same material if it is subjected to 1. 40KN of tensile load.

A load test on an 8mm diameter by 230mm long aluminum rod found that a tensile load of 5kN caused an elongation of 0.6mm. Using these results, determine the elastic elongation that would be expected for a 30mm diameter by 1.5m long rod of the same material if it is subjected to 1. 40KN of tensile load.

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