Problem No. 2: Compute the increase in stress for each element if the temperature increases by 100°F assuming that the bars are suitably braced against buckling and: a. The supports are unyielding b. The supports spring together a total distance of 0.005 in. 10 in 15 in Aluminum Steel A=2 in? A=1.5 in? E=10 x 106 psi a=12.8 x 10-6 /°F E=29 x 106 psi a=6.5 x 10-6 /°F

Problem No. 2: Compute the increase in stress for each element if the temperature increases by 100°F assuming that the bars are suitably braced against buckling and: a. The supports are unyielding b. The supports spring together a total distance of 0.005 in. 10 in 15 in Aluminum Steel A=2 in? A=1.5 in? E=10 x 106 psi a=12.8 x 10-6 /°F E=29 x 106 psi a=6.5 x 10-6 /°F

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