The lower ends of the three bars shown in the figure are at the same level before the rigid homogeneous W = 100 kNblock is attached. The properties of the bars are shown in the table.SteelBronzeLength, LArea, AModulus of elasticity, ECoefficient of thermal expansion, a1.00 m500 mm?1.60 m900 mm200 GPa83 GPa11.7x106 /°C18x10 /°CBronzeSteelSteelWThe temperature of the bars is then increased by 80°C. The block is assumed toremain horizontal after all deformations have occurred.Which of the following most nearly gives the stress developed in the steel bar?

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The lower ends of the three bars shown in the figure are at the same level before the rigid homogeneous W = 100 kN block is attached. The properties of the bars are shown in the table. Steel Bronze Length, L Area, A Modulus of elasticity, E Coefficient of thermal expansion, a 1.00 m 500 mm2 1.60 m 900 mm2 200 GPa 83 GPa 11.7x10 /°C 18x10-6 /°C Bronze Steel Steel A B C W The temperature of the bars is then increased by 80°C. The block is assumed to remain horizontal after all deformations have occurred. Which of the following most nearly gives the stress developed in the steel bar?

The lower ends of the three bars shown in the figure are at the same level before the rigid homogeneous W = 100 kN block is attached. The properties of the bars are shown in the table. Steel Bronze Length, L Area, A Modulus of elasticity, E Coefficient of thermal expansion, a 1.00 m 500 mm2 1.60 m 900 mm2 200 GPa 83 GPa 11.7x10 /°C 18x10-6 /°C Bronze Steel Steel A B C W The temperature of the bars is then increased by 80°C. The block is assumed to remain horizontal after all deformations have occurred. Which of the following most nearly gives the stress developed in the steel bar?

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The lower ends of the three bars shown in the figure are at the same level before the rigid homogeneous W = 100 kN
block is attached. The properties of the bars are shown in the table.
Steel
Bronze
Length, L
Area, A
Modulus of elasticity, E
Coefficient of thermal expansion, a
1.00 m
500 mm?
1.60 m
900 mm
200 GPa
83 GPa
11.7x106 /°C
18x10 /°C
Bronze
Steel
Steel
W
The temperature of the bars is then increased by 80°C. The block is assumed to
remain horizontal after all deformations have occurred.
Which of the following most nearly gives the stress developed in the steel bar?

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