a) Determine the force P (in kN) required to stretch the Aluminum bar by 3mm.B) Determine the final width and thickness of the Aluminum bar. (1) A(1)LBВ(2)425 mmC1,000 mmV PA steel bar (1) and an Aluminum bar (2) are connected to a rigid angle ACD.Assuming:• Steel [E = 200 GPa] bar (1) is 4mm x 40mm x 600mm long. .• Aluminum [E = 70 GPa] bar (2) is 10mm x 40mm x 600mm long. Poisson'sratio, v = 0.35A distance L of 500mm.

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a) Determine the force P (in kN) required to stretch the Aluminum bar by 3mm.

B) Determine the final width and thickness of the Aluminum bar. (1)

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L
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В
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425 mm
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1,000 mm
V P
A steel bar (1) and an Aluminum bar (2) are connected to a rigid angle ACD.
Assuming:
• Steel [E = 200 GPa] bar (1) is 4mm x 40mm x 600mm long. .
• Aluminum [E = 70 GPa] bar (2) is 10mm x 40mm x 600mm long. Poisson's
ratio, v = 0.35
A distance L of 500mm.

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