Figure 5 displays a copper rod that is placed in an aluminum tube. The rod is 0.005 in. Ionger than the sleeve. Referring to the maximum allowable stress in copper, find the safe load P in kips that...

Figure 5 displays a copper rod that is placed in an aluminum tube. The rod is 0.005 in. Ionger than<br>the sleeve. Referring to the maximum allowable stress in copper, find the safe load P in kips that<br>can be applied to the bearing plate.<br>Bearing<br>plate<br>P<br>СОРРER<br>ALUMINUM<br>Area (in?)<br>E (psi)<br>2<br>3<br>17 x 106<br>10 x 106<br>0.005 in.<br>Allowable Stress (ksi) 20<br>10<br>10 in.<br>Соpper<br>- Aluminum<br>Figure 5<br>

Extracted text: Figure 5 displays a copper rod that is placed in an aluminum tube. The rod is 0.005 in. Ionger than the sleeve. Referring to the maximum allowable stress in copper, find the safe load P in kips that can be applied to the bearing plate. Bearing plate P СОРРER ALUMINUM Area (in?) E (psi) 2 3 17 x 106 10 x 106 0.005 in. Allowable Stress (ksi) 20 10 10 in. Соpper - Aluminum Figure 5

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Figure 5 displays a copper rod that is placed in an aluminum tube. The rod is 0.005 in. Ionger than the sleeve. Referring to the maximum allowable stress in copper, find the safe load P in kips that...

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