Aluminum bolts 2cm in diameter and 500cm long are used to hold the head on a pressure vessel. One bolt has a sensitive extensometer attached to the body of the bolt. It measures an elongation of 0.00400mm in a ten-cm length of the bolt when it is tightened. How much force is exerted by the bolt?

Aluminum bolts 2cm in diameter and 500cm long are used to hold the head on a pressure vessel. One bolt has a sensitive extensometer attached to the body of the bolt. It measures an elongation of 0.00400mm in a ten-cm length of the bolt when it is tightened. How much force is exerted by the bolt?

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. Aluminum bolts 2cm in diameter and 500cm long are used to hold the head on a pressure vessel.
One bolt has a sensitive extensometer attached to the body of the bolt. It measures an
elongation of 0.00400mm in a ten-cm length of the bolt when it is tightened. How much force is
exerted by the bolt?

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