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A 1.25 m long steel rod is rigidly supported at its base and is free to expand 1 mm before making contact with the rigid support. Determine minimum rise in temperature that can cause just buckling a = 12 × 10%/ °C. 1.25 m 1 mm d = 6.25 mm
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