Mechanics of Materials ENCE2331 Semester 2020/2021Take Home QuizSubmission Time: 23-Nov-2020, 9:45 AMThe aluminum rod AD (E-73 GPa, a-23x10-/°C) has a diameter of 15 mm and is attached tothe rigid support at A when the temperature T1 = 30°C. If the temperature becomes T = -20°C,and the axial loads are applied to the rod as shown, determine:a) The location and magnitude of the maximum stress acting on the rod ADb) Displacement of point Dc) Average strain in part BC%3D5 kN+7 kN5 kNA1400 mm1300 mm1500 mmSubmission by ITC onlyDo not submit using ritai!

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Mechanics of Materials ENCE233
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Take Home Quiz
Submission Time: 23-Nov-2020, 9:45 AM
The aluminum rod AD (E-73 GPa, a-23x10-/°C) has a diameter of 15 mm and is attached to
the rigid support at A when the temperature T1 = 30°C. If the temperature becomes T = -20°C,
and the axial loads are applied to the rod as shown, determine:
a) The location and magnitude of the maximum stress acting on the rod AD
b) Displacement of point D
c) Average strain in part BC
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