Determine the total elongation of the figure shown. Use E1 = 70 GPa,and E2 = 100 GPa0.5 m1.0 mF = 175 kND2₂ = 0.06 mD₁ = 0.12 mside view0.075 mm0.73 mm1.2 mmO 3.0 mmO None of the aboveend view

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Determine the total elongation of the figure shown. Use E1 = 70 GPa, and E2 = 100 GPa 0.5 m D₁ = 0.12 m 1.0 m D₂ = 0.06 m side view F = 175 kN end view

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Determine the total elongation of the figure shown. Use E1 = 70 GPa,
and E2 = 100 GPa
0.5 m
1.0 m
F = 175 kN
D2₂ = 0.06 m
D₁ = 0.12 m
side view
0.075 mm
0.73 mm
1.2 mm
O 3.0 mm
O None of the above
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