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If a tensile load of 100 pounds is applied to a rod which has a diameter of 1 inch, what is the stress in the rod?

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Answer:


\sigma=127.32\ pounds/in^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that

Load ,P = 100 Pounds

Diameter ,d= 1 inch

We know that stress in the rod due to load P is given as


\sigma=(P)/(A)

P=Load

A=Area

Now by putting the values in the above equation, we get


\sigma=(100)/((\pi)/(4)* 1^2)\ Pounds/in^2


\sigma=127.32\ pounds/in^2

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