5: An aluminum rod (E-70 GPa and v=0.25) is inserted into a hollow steel tube (E=210 Gra and v-0.28). The aluminum rod projects (015 mm) as shown and has a diameter of (40 mm). The steel tube has an inside diameter of (50 mm) and is (10 mm) thick. If the applied load (P= 200 kN), determine: 1) The axial stresses in the aluminum rod and the steel tube. 2) Load carried by each bar. 3) The change in diameter of the aluminum. P. 0.15mm 250mm Aluminum

5: An aluminum rod (E-70 GPa and v=0.25) is inserted into a hollow steel tube (E=210 Gra and v-0.28). The aluminum rod projects (015 mm) as shown and has a diameter of (40 mm). The steel tube has an inside diameter of (50 mm) and is (10 mm) thick. If the applied load (P= 200 kN), determine: 1) The axial stresses in the aluminum rod and the steel tube. 2) Load carried by each bar. 3) The change in diameter of the aluminum. P. 0.15mm 250mm Aluminum

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