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Transcribed Image Text:Calculate the total deformation in a 25ft long, 4 in. diameter steel bar hanger that supports a 390
kip load. This bar is also subjected to a change in temperature from 140°F before loading to -10°F
after loading, calculate the total change in length due to the combined thermal and mechanical.
(Esteel 30 x 10 psi, and a = 0.0000065 in/in °F)
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