Hello thanks a lot you found the shear stress values yesterday . now , can you find the total deformation and strain energy values at A, B, C, D, E ? Young Modulus : 7E + 11 ( Pa ) Poissions ratio : 0,3 T, - 60 Nm dịc=78 mm dco=54 mm dpx™ 34mm ATĘ = 29 Nm 0.7m 045 m 05 m

Hello thanks a lot you found the shear stress values yesterday . now , can you find the total deformation and strain energy values at A, B, C, D, E ? Young Modulus : 7E + 11 ( Pa ) Poissions ratio : 0,3 T, - 60 Nm dịc=78 mm dco=54 mm dpx™ 34mm ATĘ = 29 Nm 0.7m 045 m 05 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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