Shown in the figure below is a parallel spring. I f the allowable deformation is 25mm, determine the value of E and the spring constant equivalent. Ki Given: (Use four decimal) P= ?" eitve k2 ewe G= 70GPA d 6 mm N= 20 R 125mm K2 G-83GPA d = 15mm - 20 R = 150mm %3D %3D cs Scanned with-

Shown in the figure below is a parallel spring. I f the allowable deformation is 25mm, determine the value of E and the spring constant equivalent. Ki Given: (Use four decimal) P= ?" eitve k2 ewe G= 70GPA d 6 mm N= 20 R 125mm K2 G-83GPA d = 15mm - 20 R = 150mm %3D %3D cs Scanned with-

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