copper tubes 0.20cm thick. The three tubes are joined together at their ends. What is the maximum compressive load that can be applied to the top such that the total deformation does not exceed 0.50mm? Esteel = 200 GPa & Ecopper = 110 GPa.

copper tubes 0.20cm thick. The three tubes are joined together at their ends. What is the maximum compressive load that can be applied to the top such that the total deformation does not exceed 0.50mm? Esteel = 200 GPa & Ecopper = 110 GPa.

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A steel tube with 3cm outside diameter, 0.25cm thick, and 4m long is covered and lined throughout with copper tubes 0.20cm thick. The three tubes are joined together at their ends. What is the maximum compressive load that can be applied to the top such that the total deformation does not exceed 0.50mm? Esteel = 200 GPa & Ecopper = 110 GPa.

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