a steel tube sandwiched between two rods, one of aluminum and the other of bronze, and as shown in Fig. 110 - P. The axial loads indicated. Calculate the maximum value of P so that the stress does not exceed in aluminum, MPa 80, in steel 150 MPa, and in bronze 100 MPa.

a steel tube sandwiched between two rods, one of aluminum and the other of bronze, and as shown in Fig. 110 - P. The axial loads indicated. Calculate the maximum value of P so that the stress does not exceed in aluminum, MPa 80, in steel 150 MPa, and in bronze 100 MPa.

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