A steel cable is used to lift a load W with the following given. weight W = 175 kN diameter = 30.03 mm length = 12.02 mm E = 200 GPa 1. Find elongation. 2. Find strain. 3. What is the ductility of material in percentage given that steel cable fails at 27.50 mm diameter. Please make sure your handwriting is readable.

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