An aluminum alloy rod with 10 mm diameter was subjected to a 5-kN tensile load. After the load was applied, the diameter was measured and found to be 9.997 mm. If the yield strength is 139 MPa, calculate the Poisson’s ratio of the material.

An aluminum alloy rod with 10 mm diameter was subjected to a 5-kN tensile load. After the load was applied, the diameter was measured and found to be 9.997 mm. If the yield strength is 139 MPa, calculate the Poisson’s ratio of the material.

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