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Deflection due to Axial Loads X 4 kN/m 100 kN 100 m Figure: Linearly Elastic, Prismatic bar loaded with distributed and point axial loads. Given that the bar's cross sectional area, A = 0.0025 m² and Young's Modulus, E = 120 GPa, complete the following. Part 1: Find deflection, $\delta$, of the end of the bar (x= 100 m). [Select] Part 2: Find maximum deflection, $\delta_{max}$, occurring anywhere in the bar. [Select]

          Deflection due to Axial Loads
X
4 kN/m
100 kN
100 m
Figure: Linearly Elastic, Prismatic bar loaded with distributed and point axial loads.
Given that the bar's cross sectional area, A = 0.0025 m² and Young's Modulus, E = 120 GPa, complete the following.
Part 1: Find deflection, $\delta$, of the end of the bar (x= 100 m).
[Select]
Part 2: Find maximum deflection, $\delta_{max}$, occurring anywhere in the bar.
[Select]

Deflection due to Axial Loads
X
4 kN/m
100 kN
100 m
Figure: Linearly Elastic, Prismatic bar loaded with distributed and point axial loads.
Given that the bar's cross sectional area, A = 0.0025 m² and Young's Modulus, E = 120 GPa, complete the following.
Part 1: Find deflection, δ, of the end of the bar (x= 100 m).
[Select]
Part 2: Find maximum deflection, δmax, occurring anywhere in the bar.
[Select]

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Answer choices for both parts are: 33.3mm 37.5mm 100mm 133mm Deflection due to Axial Loads 4 kN/m 100 kN 100 m Figure: Linearly Elastic, Prismatic bar loaded with distributed and point axial loads Given that the bar's cross-sectional area, A = 0.0025 m^2 and Young's Modulus, E = 120 GPa, complete the following: Part 1: Find deflection, Î´, of the end of the bar (x = 100 m). [Select ] Part 2: Find maximum deflection, Î´_max, occurring anywhere in the bar. [Select]