Gommu has a pole that is made out of 2 parts. An iron and steel section. The iron section is 40cm long (Y₁=9.1 x 10¹8 N/m²). The iron piece is attached to a steel piece that is 70 cm long (Y₁-7.0 x 10¹0 N/m²). The pole has a uniform cross sectional diameter of 3.40 cm. Determine the total compression (in mm) when Gommu uses a compressive force machine on the rod of magnitude F=6000N. Look at the image provided to get a better understanding. stool

Gommu has a pole that is made out of 2 parts. An iron and steel section. The iron section is 40cm long (Y₁=9.1 x 10¹8 N/m²). The iron piece is attached to a steel piece that is 70 cm long (Y₁-7.0 x 10¹0 N/m²). The pole has a uniform cross sectional diameter of 3.40 cm. Determine the total compression (in mm) when Gommu uses a compressive force machine on the rod of magnitude F=6000N. Look at the image provided to get a better understanding. stool

College Physics

11th Edition

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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