The push rods on the suspension of the Pitt Formula SAE race car are Chome-molysteel (E = 29,000 ksi, o, = 45 ksi) rods that are 14 in long. They are hollow, with anoutside diameter of 0.5 in and a 0.020-in wall thickness, and are pinned at each end.Determine(a) The slenderness ratio.(b) The smallest slenderness ration for which the Euler buckling load equation isvalid.(c) The Euler buckling load.

The elastic modulus is .The yield stress is .The length of rod is .The outside diameter is .The wall…

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