Situation 34A 50 cm-long circular rod has a diameter of 10 mm and is actedupon by a 20 kN load acting to its centroid, E = 200 GPa, Determinethe following:a. Axial Stressb. Deformationc. Straind. If the axial stress is limited to 25 MPa, Determine the maximumload that the rod may carry.e. If the deformation is limited to 1 mm, Determine the maximumload that the rod may carry.

Length of rod = 50 cm Diameter of rod = 10 mm Load = 20 KN E = 200 Gpa

50 cm-long circular rod has a diameter of 10 mm and is acted pon by a 20 kN load acting to its centroid, E = 200 GPa, Determine he following: Axial Stress Deformation - Strain . If the axial stress is limited to 25 MPa, Determine the maximum ad that the rod may carry. If the deformation is limited to 1 mm, Determine the maximum bad that the rod may carry.

50 cm-long circular rod has a diameter of 10 mm and is acted pon by a 20 kN load acting to its centroid, E = 200 GPa, Determine he following: Axial Stress Deformation - Strain . If the axial stress is limited to 25 MPa, Determine the maximum ad that the rod may carry. If the deformation is limited to 1 mm, Determine the maximum bad that the rod may carry.

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