Consider the compound system consisting of three sections with cross-sectional areas 3A,2A, and A and loaded as shown. Which of the following gives the maximum average normalstress in the system shown?6P4PA5.5 P/AB.4.5 P/A3A2AA3PC.4 P/AD.3 P/A4P6PWhich of the following is the highest value of stress within the strain hardening region of atypical elasto-plastic material subjected to tensile test?A. Elastic LimitB.Yield StressC.Ultimate StressD.Proportional LimitWhat is the lateral strain of a uniaxially loaded member if its longitudinal strain is 0.02 andits Poisson's ratio is equal to 0.3?A.+0.006B.-0.006C.+0.667D.-0.667Which of the following is the highest value of stress within the elastic region of a typicalelasto-plastic material subjected to tensile test?A.Yield StressB.Elastic LimitC.Ultimate StressD.Proportional Limit

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Consider the compound system consisting of three sections with cross-sectional areas 3A, 2A, and A and loaded as shown. Which of the following gives the maximum average normal stress in the system shown? 6P 4P 45 5 P/A

Consider the compound system consisting of three sections with cross-sectional areas 3A, 2A, and A and loaded as shown. Which of the following gives the maximum average normal stress in the system shown? 6P 4P 45 5 P/A

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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