==בBbBbBb× BbBb BbBb Bb Bb Bb BbBbBb Bb Bb Bb BbQBUBbBb☑QQQQaahttps://learn-us-east-1-prod-fleet02-xythos.content.blackboardcdn.com/5deff46c33361/53027335?X-Blackboard-S3-Bucket...DrawTat Ask Copilot...ME 305+3of 16| DSpring 2016Mechanics of Materials44°=+Tره0&(+ŐحالمThe bar in the figure supports two loads P₁ = 300 lb, and P2 = 100 lb. The bar has lengthL = 240 in, Young's modulus E = 10 × 106 psi, Poisson's ratio v = 0.2, and rectangular cross sectionmeasuring 0.5 in x 1.0 in.2L3Determine the total change in length of barBP₁ CP2AC.L3(a) AL= 0.0016 in(b) AL=0.0048 in(c) AL=0.0080 in(d) AL = 0.0096 in(e) AL = 0.0128 in(f) AL=0.0144 in(g) AL=0.0160 in(h) There is not enough information givento solve the problem.(i) None of the above.ASearch☑:ENG4:42 AM3/12/2024

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A The bar in the figure supports two loads P₁ = 300 lb, and P2 = 100 lb. The bar has length L = 240 in, Young's modulus E = 10 x 10 psi, Poisson's ratio = 0.2, and rectangular cross section measuring 0.5 in x 1.0 in. 2L 23 Determine the total change in length of bar B P₁ C P2 AC. 13 (a) AL 0.0016 in (b) AL 0.0048 in == (c) AL 0.0080 in = = (d) AL 0.0096 in (e) AL 0.0128 in (f) AL=0.0144 in (g) AL=0.0160 in (h) There is not enough information given to solve the problem. (i) None of the above.

A The bar in the figure supports two loads P₁ = 300 lb, and P2 = 100 lb. The bar has length L = 240 in, Young's modulus E = 10 x 10 psi, Poisson's ratio = 0.2, and rectangular cross section measuring 0.5 in x 1.0 in. 2L 23 Determine the total change in length of bar B P₁ C P2 AC. 13 (a) AL 0.0016 in (b) AL 0.0048 in == (c) AL 0.0080 in = = (d) AL 0.0096 in (e) AL 0.0128 in (f) AL=0.0144 in (g) AL=0.0160 in (h) There is not enough information given to solve the problem. (i) None of the above.

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