LbFWhat is the change in length (L) of the titanium bar (E = 16.5E6 psi) given:L = 36 in., b = 3 in., h = 0.25 in, and F = 3 kipsAnswer to above question is 8.72E-3 in, the shear modulus for the bar is 6.145E6 psi, poisons ratio is0.343. My question is what is the strain (in macrostrain) in the bar in a direction perpendicular to thedirection of the applied force? (Answer is 82.8, I need to understand how to reach this answer.)

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Eo psi, po 0.343. My question is what is the strain (in macrostrain) in the bar in a direction perpendicular to the direction of the applied force? (Answer is 82.8, I need to understand how to reach this answer.)

Eo psi, po 0.343. My question is what is the strain (in macrostrain) in the bar in a direction perpendicular to the direction of the applied force? (Answer is 82.8, I need to understand how to reach this answer.)

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