A 1-m long copper bar is placed between two rigid, unyielding walls, as shown, with only one end attached. Calculate the stress developed in the bar due to a temperature rise of 55.0°C. Use required information from Appendix G. L = 1 m 0.5 mm

A 1-m long copper bar is placed between two rigid, unyielding walls, as shown, with only one end attached. Calculate the stress developed in the bar due to a temperature rise of 55.0°C. Use required information from Appendix G. L = 1 m 0.5 mm

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A 1-m long copper bar is placed between two rigid, unyielding walls, as
shown, with only one end attached. Calculate the stress developed in the
bar due to a temperature rise of 55.0°C. Use required information from
Appendix G.
43.11 MPa
34.51 MPa
36.11 MPa
32.51 MPa
L=1m
0.5 mm

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