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The allowable compressive stress in the wall of an aluminum tube is 8500 psi. Its outside diameter is 2.000 in, and the wall thickness is 0.065 in. What is the maximum amount of interference between this tube and a steel sleeve that can be tolerated? The sleeve has an outside diameter of 3.00 in.
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