The bar AB is attached to aluminum and steel rods, horizontal before the load P is applied. Find the displacement of aluminum rod caused by the force P = 55.25kN. ALUMINUM L-4.25m A= 558mm2 E- 70GPa STEEL L=3.25m A = 354mm2 E= 200GPA 3.56m 2.64m

The bar AB is attached to aluminum and steel rods, horizontal before the load P is applied. Find the displacement of aluminum rod caused by the force P = 55.25kN. ALUMINUM L-4.25m A= 558mm2 E- 70GPa STEEL L=3.25m A = 354mm2 E= 200GPA 3.56m 2.64m

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The bar AB is attached to
aluminum and steel rods,
horizontal before the load P is
applied. Find the displacement
of aluminum rod caused by
the force P = 55.25kN.
ALUMINUM
L=4.25m
A = 556mm2
E = 70GPA
STEEL
L= 3.25m
A = 354mm2
E= 200GPA
3.56m
2.64m

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