Simple Stress Strain Calculations - Example 1

[@JamesFHarrison]

Thank you for breaking this down and not over explaining it. You've made it much easier to wrap my head around.

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Thank you for your feedback. Hope it was useful for you. If you want my teaching notes on this topic and several more, they are available on my website www.applied-maths.co.uk

[@yumejustyume4616]

this was super helpful, thank you!

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[@YonasLema-pz9kl]

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[@naf4xr_]

the strain is 1.428 times 10 to the power of negative 3

[@applied-maths]

Calculated, the strain is 100/70,000 = 0.0014238 or 1.4238 x 10^-3. A small rounding error on my part.

[@francoalves3139]

Please brow again stress because I don't understand

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If you don’t understand- try to review my lecture notes for this topic which are available here. www.applied-maths.co.uk/home/structures#h.qpdb0qwbaupr