A steel hollow pipe about 3m long which has the inside diameter of 15mm and outside diameter of 27mm. The pipe is carrying a load of 45KN. Find the stress in the pipe. if the value modulus of elasticity for the pipe material is 100GPA. find the deformation of the pipes.

A steel hollow pipe about 3m long which has the inside diameter of 15mm and outside diameter of 27mm. The pipe is carrying a load of 45KN. Find the stress in the pipe. if the value modulus of elasticity for the pipe material is 100GPA. find the deformation of the pipes.

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