ure 1 shows a compound bar with three different diameters, d1-9mm, d2-22mm, and d3-14mm machined from solid aluminium alloy stock, subjected to a tensile load of 30kN. If Young's odulus for the alloy is 69GPA determine the stress in section 2. Answer to be provided in MPa, correct to three decimal places - do not include a unit with your answer. L1 L2 L3 d2 d3 Figure 1

ure 1 shows a compound bar with three different diameters, d1-9mm, d2-22mm, and d3-14mm machined from solid aluminium alloy stock, subjected to a tensile load of 30kN. If Young's odulus for the alloy is 69GPA determine the stress in section 2. Answer to be provided in MPa, correct to three decimal places - do not include a unit with your answer. L1 L2 L3 d2 d3 Figure 1

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