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– The weight is suspended from structural A–36 steel alloy and 2014-T6 aluminum alloy wires, each
having the same initial length of 10 ft and cross-sectional area of 7×10–3 in2 (Figure Q1). If the weight is increased
gradually, determine which wire yields first? Explain which material model and yield criterion you will use? Justify
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Weight is suspended from structured A-36 steel alloy and 2014 and aluminum alloy wires,
Tension in both the wire will be equally distributed in both the wire. So if the weight increases then, and steel wire.
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