In a compression test and for a very ductile material similar to copper , the diameter and the length of the specimen before the test were 60mm and 80mm respectively . Find the length , in inches , after the test if the diameter became 120mm . Assume that the density remained unchanged

In a compression test and for a very ductile material similar to copper , the diameter and the length of the specimen before the test were 60mm and 80mm respectively . Find the length , in inches , after the test if the diameter became 120mm . Assume that the density remained unchanged

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