Consider the same circular plate, as in the previous question, and consider a plate thickness of h=370mm. Also, assume that the plate is made of a material that has a Young's modulus E-88 GPa and a Poisson's ratio =0.42, respectively. Workout the value of the flexural stiffness (flexural rigidity) D in GN.m (GN.m=10⁹ N.m) (Hint: round your answer 4 digits after decimal point))? 2 r> P ↓ Ro

Consider the same circular plate, as in the previous question, and consider a plate thickness of h=370mm. Also, assume that the plate is made of a material that has a Young's modulus E-88 GPa and a Poisson's ratio =0.42, respectively. Workout the value of the flexural stiffness (flexural rigidity) D in GN.m (GN.m=10⁹ N.m) (Hint: round your answer 4 digits after decimal point))? 2 r> P ↓ Ro

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