The segments AB and BC of composite bar constructed of the same steel have identical crosS-sectional areas, but the length of BC is twice that of AB. The bar is subjected to a compressive axial load. The ratio of axial strain in segment AB to axial strain in segments BC is: 2L A B O a. 1:1

The segments AB and BC of composite bar constructed of the same steel have identical crosS-sectional areas, but the length of BC is twice that of AB. The bar is subjected to a compressive axial load. The ratio of axial strain in segment AB to axial strain in segments BC is: 2L A B O a. 1:1

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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