A cylindrical specimen having a cross-section of radius, r, is subjected to a uniaxial tensile force, F, as shown in the accompanying figure. Establish a criterion for the selection of light and stiff materials for this bar (Hints: You need to develop an expression for the mass of material required in terms of tension, bar length, density, and stiffness of the material). ہے

A cylindrical specimen having a cross-section of radius, r, is subjected to a uniaxial tensile force, F, as shown in the accompanying figure. Establish a criterion for the selection of light and stiff materials for this bar (Hints: You need to develop an expression for the mass of material required in terms of tension, bar length, density, and stiffness of the material). ہے

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