*65. ssm Two rods are identical in all respects except one: one rod ismade from aluminum and the other from tungsten. The rods are joinedend to end, in order to make a single rod that is twice as long as eitherthe aluminum or tungsten rod. What is the effective value of Young'smodulus for this composite rod? That is, what value Ycomposite Oof Young'smodulus should be used in Equation 10.17 when applied to the compositerod? Note that the change ALcomposite in the length of the composite rodis the sum of the changes in length of the aluminum and tungsten rods.

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