3.12 The deformation of a component relative to rectangular axes is described by the dis- placements --[*+1+1] ✓-A[+¹+1] ~= A[ + ² + ²(²] where A and L are constants. Find the elongation of a line element of length L= 100 mm that passes through the point (1,1,1) mm and makes equal angles with the axes. Assume A = 10¹ mm.

3.12 The deformation of a component relative to rectangular axes is described by the dis- placements --[*+1+1] ✓-A[+¹+1] ~= A[ + ² + ²(²] where A and L are constants. Find the elongation of a line element of length L= 100 mm that passes through the point (1,1,1) mm and makes equal angles with the axes. Assume A = 10¹ mm.

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