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A cylinder of an unknown length made of copper is used being used to support a...

A cylinder of an unknown length made of copper is used being used to support a roof is deformed elastically in tension by a force. The diameter of the cylinder is 25 mm. The reduction in diameter is 3*10^-3 mm Given the following information, what is the Stress experienced by the cylinder?

modulus of elasticity for copper:110 GPA

Poissons ratio for copper:0.34

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Expert Solution

Given, The diameter of the cylinder is, d = 25mm                          The reduction in diameter is, =

          Modulus of elasticity for copper is,E = 110 GPa                 Poissons ratio for copper, = 0.34

We Know, Modulus of rigidity,

where, E is modulus of elasticity        

          is poissons ratio

Also, Modulus of rigidity,

                                                                                                                         

Answer,Stress acting on the cylinder


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