• Example A Cu rod of length 4 m with uniform cross-sectional area hangs freely and vertically from the ceiling of a building at one end. If the diameter is 1 cm, draw a free body diagram of the rod and use it to find the deformation in the rod as result of its own weight. Cu: E=120 GPa, p=8910 kg/m3, g39.81 m/s

• Example A Cu rod of length 4 m with uniform cross-sectional area hangs freely and vertically from the ceiling of a building at one end. If the diameter is 1 cm, draw a free body diagram of the rod and use it to find the deformation in the rod as result of its own weight. Cu: E=120 GPa, p=8910 kg/m3, g39.81 m/s

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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