Aluminumi rodE= 70 GPSteel rodE-210 GPaL1.4m?A=10 cmL 0.7 m2.A=5 cmBd,Fig.(5) Q.5. The rigid bar (AB) shown in figure (5) is horizontal before applied load. Find the distance (x) tomake the bar horizontal after applied load (P).

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Aluminuni rod E 70 GP L 0.7 m A-5 cm² Steel rod E-210 GPa L-1.4 m A= 10 cm? Fig (F)

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