An aluminum rod is rigidly attached between bronze rod and steel rod as shown. Axial loads are applied as indicated. Find the maximum value of P that will not exceed a stress of steel of 120 Mpa , in aluminum of 95 MPa, or a bronze of 105 MPa, steel A = 600 mm aluminum bronze | 400 mm? 150 mm? ЗР 3P + .a) What is the maximum value of "P" that will not exceed the given stresses of the three metals. .b) Using the determined maximum value of "P" what will be the stress exerted by steel. .c) Using the determined maximum value of "P" what will be the stress exerted by aluminum. Using the determined maximum value of "P" what will be the stress exerted by bronze.

An aluminum rod is rigidly attached between bronze rod and steel rod as shown. Axial loads are applied as indicated. Find the maximum value of P that will not exceed a stress of steel of 120 Mpa , in aluminum of 95 MPa, or a bronze of 105 MPa, steel A = 600 mm aluminum bronze | 400 mm? 150 mm? ЗР 3P + .a) What is the maximum value of "P" that will not exceed the given stresses of the three metals. .b) Using the determined maximum value of "P" what will be the stress exerted by steel. .c) Using the determined maximum value of "P" what will be the stress exerted by aluminum. Using the determined maximum value of "P" what will be the stress exerted by bronze.

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