Figure shows a beam made from bronze subjected to a 3.5 kN.m bending couple and its respective tensile properties. 1) Determine radius of curvature for the beam, ρ 10mm45mm10mm23 mm35mm10mmi25mm25mm17 mmSide vlew10mmMPaTensile Properties for Bronze Aloy11003500.185Strain0.00soffset

Given- Bending Moment M=3.5 kn-mYoung's modulus of Bronze=96Gpa

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Figure shows a beam made from bronze subjected to a 3.5 kN.m bending couple and its respective tensile properties. 1) Determine radius of curvature for the beam, ρ

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Figure shows a beam made from bronze subjected to a 3.5 kN.m bending couple and its respective tensile properties.

1) Determine radius of curvature for the beam, ρ

10mm
45mm
10mm
23 mm
35mm
10mmi
25mm
25mm
17 mm
Side vlew
10mm
MPa
Tensile Properties for Bronze Aloy
1100
350
0.185
Strain
0.00s
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