Question 1Not yet answeredMarked out of 2.00P Flag questionthe bar shown is subjected to uniform tensile stresses along the x and y axes of amagnitude 676 MPa.if the length a =45 mm and the length b = 34 mmif the modulus of elasticity E = 120 GP, and the Poisson's ratio is 0.3then, its new length b ismmaa. 34.1915b. 34.0575C. 168.0733d. 34.1341

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the bar shown is subjected to uniform tensile stresses along the x and y axes of a magnitude 676 MPa. if the length a = 45k mm and the length b = 34 mm %3D if the modulus of elasticity E = 120 GP, and the Poisson's ratio is 0.3 then, its new length b is mm

the bar shown is subjected to uniform tensile stresses along the x and y axes of a magnitude 676 MPa. if the length a = 45k mm and the length b = 34 mm %3D if the modulus of elasticity E = 120 GP, and the Poisson's ratio is 0.3 then, its new length b is mm

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