The steel block shown in Figure is subjected to a compressive force on all directions. Determine the change in length of Y-direction if the change in length of Z- direction is (-1.3mm). E for steel -210 10' N/mm' and p-0.28). 10cm Sem

The steel block shown in Figure is subjected to a compressive force on all directions. Determine the change in length of Y-direction if the change in length of Z- direction is (-1.3mm). E for steel -210 10' N/mm' and p-0.28). 10cm Sem

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The steel block shown in Figure is subjected to a compressive force on all
directions. Determine the change in length of Y-direction if the change in length of
Z- direction is (-1.3mm). E for steel =210*10° N/mm? and u=0.28).
10em
Sem

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