Problem 3: A rigid block weighing 176.4kN is attached as shown on the figure. If the block is to remain horizontal, determine the elongation and strain of the bronze rod. Est =2006P STEEL Elur = 836PA ww ass =

Problem 3: A rigid block weighing 176.4kN is attached as shown on the figure. If the block is to remain horizontal, determine the elongation and strain of the bronze rod. Est =2006P STEEL Elur = 836PA ww ass =

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Problem 3: A rigid block weighing 176.4kN is attached as shown on the figure. If the block is to remain
horizontal, determine the elongation and strain of the bronze rod.
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Est =2006Pa
STEEL
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Elur= 836PA
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