You measure a brick of nickel and find it has a depth of 75.0 cm and a width of 75.0 cm. The distance from the stationary bottom and the top of the block (i.e. the height) is 91.0 cm. A shearing force, is brought to bear along the top of the brick of nickel. A shear strain of 0.00220 is experienced by the block. Nickel has a shear modulus of 3.02 x 1010 N/m2. How far did the top of the nickel brick move, relative to the bottom?

You measure a brick of nickel and find it has a depth of 75.0 cm and a width of 75.0 cm. The distance from the stationary bottom and the top of the block (i.e. the height) is 91.0 cm. A shearing force, is brought to bear along the top of the brick of nickel. A shear strain of 0.00220 is experienced by the block. Nickel has a shear modulus of 3.02 x 1010 N/m2. How far did the top of the nickel brick move, relative to the bottom?

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Author:Charles Gilmore

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Chapter9: Time, Temperature, And Mechanical Properties

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Problem 9.3P

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