### Problem Statement:A solid 0.25-inch-diameter cold-rolled steel rod is pinned to fixed supports at A and B. The length of the rod is \(L = 25\) inches, its elastic modulus is \(E = 32000\) ksi, and its coefficient of thermal expansion is \(\alpha = 6.5 \times 10^{-6} \ \mathrm{in./in./^\circ F}\). Determine the temperature increase \(\Delta T\) that will cause the rod to buckle.### Diagram Explanation:The diagram shows a steel rod with endpoints labeled \(A\) and \(B\). The rod is pinned at these two fixed supports. The length of the rod is marked as \(L\).### Calculation Requirement:The task is to determine the temperature increase \(\Delta T\) that will cause the steel rod to buckle based on the given physical properties of the rod.### Answer Submission:The answer is to be provided in degrees Fahrenheit (\(^\circ F\)).**Answer:** \(\Delta T =\) [ ] \(^\circ F\)

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A solid 0.25-in.-diameter cold-rolled steel rod is pinned to fixed supports at A and B. The length of the rod is L = 25 in., its elastic modulus is E = 32000 ksi, and its coefficient of thermal expansion is a = 6.5 x 10-6 in./in./°F. Determine the temperature increase AT that will cause the rod to buckle. L B Answer: AT = i O

A solid 0.25-in.-diameter cold-rolled steel rod is pinned to fixed supports at A and B. The length of the rod is L = 25 in., its elastic modulus is E = 32000 ksi, and its coefficient of thermal expansion is a = 6.5 x 10-6 in./in./°F. Determine the temperature increase AT that will cause the rod to buckle. L B Answer: AT = i O

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