Bar (1) has a length of L1 = 2.0 m, and bar (2) has a length of L2 = 0.52 m. Initially, there is a gap of A = 3.1 mm between the rigid plate atBand bar (2). After application of the loads P to the rigid plate at B, the rigid plate moved to the right, stretching bar (1) andcompressing bar (2). The normal strain in bar (1) was measured as 3100 µm/m after the loads P were applied. Determine the normalstrain produced in bar (2).(1)(2)PBL1L2Answer:E2 = iμε

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