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A 7-mm-diameter wire (E = 150 GPa) supports a tension load of 6.5 kN. If the total elongation of the wire must not exceed 16 mm, determine the maximum allowable length Lof the wire. 6,500.00 N

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A 7-mm-diameter wire (E = 150 GPa) supports a tension load of 6.5 kN. If the total elongation of
the wire must not exceed 16 mm, determine the maximum allowable length Lof the wire.
6,500.00 N
14.21 m
15.48 m
12.67 m
10.86 m
14.07 m
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