Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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ISBN: 9780190698614
Author: Sadiku, Matthew N. O.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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concept checkpoints A compound axial member consists of steel (E = 200.00 GPa) segment (1) and brass (E= 120.00 GPa) segment (2). Compute the total deformation of the compound member for the loading shown. State your answer in 2 26 mm mm. 2.50 m (1) mm 50.00 kN 50.00 kN Enter 2.00 m 20 mm (2) 100.00 kN Enter your answer (without units) in the text box.
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Transcribed Image Text:concept checkpoints A compound axial member consists of steel (E = 200.00 GPa) segment (1) and brass (E= 120.00 GPa) segment (2). Compute the total deformation of the compound member for the loading shown. State your answer in 2 26 mm mm. 2.50 m (1) mm 50.00 kN 50.00 kN Enter 2.00 m 20 mm (2) 100.00 kN Enter your answer (without units) in the text box.
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