Problem 3.1. A 1-in.-diameter solid bar (1), a square solid bar (2), and a circular tubular member with 0.2-in. wall thickness (3), each supports an axial tensile load of 5 kips. (a) Determine the axial stress in bar (1). (b)If the axial stress in each of the other bars is 6 ksi, what is the dimension, b, of the square bar, and what is the outer diameter, c, of the tubular member? t = 0.2 in. 1 in. (1) (2) (3)

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