A solid circular steel rod 5 mm in diameter and 500 mm long is rigidly fastened to the end of a square brass bar 25 mm on a side and 400 mm long, the geometric axes of the bars lying along the same line. An axial tensile force of 5 kN is applied at each of the extreme ends. Determine (a) the deformation of the steel rod in mm. (b) the deformation of the brass bar in mm. (c) total elongation of the assembly. For steel, E= 200 GPa, and for brass, E= 90 GPa.

A solid circular steel rod 5 mm in diameter and 500 mm long is rigidly fastened to the end of a square brass bar 25 mm on a side and 400 mm long, the geometric axes of the bars lying along the same line. An axial tensile force of 5 kN is applied at each of the extreme ends. Determine (a) the deformation of the steel rod in mm. (b) the deformation of the brass bar in mm. (c) total elongation of the assembly. For steel, E= 200 GPa, and for brass, E= 90 GPa.

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