Figure B1b shows a cylinder made of material 1(inner core) and 2(outer tube) bondedtogether. Given the following for the materials:Radius of cross sections - R1, R2Modulus of elasticity of materials E,, E2Area of sections A1, A2Determine the axial deformation cylinder terms of R1, E, R2, E2, P and L only.-R2Ry(View from the right)

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Figure B1b shows a cylinder made of material 1(inner core) and 2(outer tube) bonded
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Radius of cross sections - R1, R2
Modulus of elasticity of materials E,, E2
Area of sections A1, A2
Determine the axial deformation cylinder terms of R1, E, R2, E2, P and L only.-
R2
Ry
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