Math, asked by akshaygamingsteam, 5 months ago

A steel bar of square cross-section (50 mm x 50 mm) and length 2 m elongates by 1 mm
due to axial pull of 10 kN. If the lateral strain is 0.0002 then the change in side of the bar
cross-section will be …

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Answered by ravighumare28
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Answer:

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Answered by mindfulmaisel
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solution :

let, A1 be the cross section of the steel bar before axial pull.

      L1 be the length of the steel bar before axial pull.

      A2 be the cross section of the steel bar after axial pull.

      L2 be the length of the steel bar after axial pull.

      V1 be volume of steel bar before axial pull.

     V2 be volume of steel bar after axial pull.  

here, A1 = 50mm*50mm = 100mm^2 = 100*10^-3m^2

         L1 = 2m

         force = 10kN

         strain = 0.0002

volume of steel bar before axial pull.

V1 = L1*A1

V1 = 2*100*10^-3

V1 = 200*10^-3 m^3

now, strain = L2 - L1

        L2 = strain + L1

        L2 = 0.0002+2

        L2 = 2.0002 m

as the volume will never be change before and after the axial pull

so, V2 = V1

     L2*A2 = V1

     A2 = V1/L2

     A2 = 200*10^-3/ 2.0002

     A2 = 0.0999 m^2

therefore,  cross section of the steel bar after axial pull will be 0.0999 m^2

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