3An aluminum stepped shaft (E = 10 × 10³ ksi, v = 0.35), is subjected to three axial forces as shown.For P1= 100 lb, P2 = 128 lb, P3=386 lb,L1=2.5 in, L2= 2.0 in, L3= 1.0 in,determine the elongated/shortened length of section CD. [106 in] (sign sensitive)1.5 in.DICL;1 in.BP₂0.5 in.L₁A₁ P₁

The young modulus of the aluminum shaft, The forces,The length of the section CD, The diameter of…

An aluminum stepped shaft (E For P1= 100 lb, P2 = 128 lb, L; L1= 2.5 in, L2= 2.0 in, L3 = 1.0 in, determine the elongated/shortened length of section CD. [106 in] (sign sensitive) 1.5 in. 1 in. L₂ B P3 = 386 lb, 10 × 10³ ksi, v = 0.35), is subjected to three axial forces as shown. P₂ = 0.5 in. A₁ P₁

An aluminum stepped shaft (E For P1= 100 lb, P2 = 128 lb, L; L1= 2.5 in, L2= 2.0 in, L3 = 1.0 in, determine the elongated/shortened length of section CD. [106 in] (sign sensitive) 1.5 in. 1 in. L₂ B P3 = 386 lb, 10 × 10³ ksi, v = 0.35), is subjected to three axial forces as shown. P₂ = 0.5 in. A₁ P₁

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