A copper [E = 102 GPa, a = 17.1x10°°°C] rod (2) is placed within a steel [E = 204 GPa, a = 11.6×10 7°C] tube (1) of the same length. The two components are connected at each end by pins that pass through both the tube and the rod. The outside diameter of the steel tube is D₁ = 88 mm, its inside diameter is d₁ = 63 mm, and its cross-sectional area is A₁ = 2965 mm². The diameter of the solid copper rod is d₂ = 45 mm, and its cross-sectional area is A2 = 1591 mm². Calculate the normal stress in the copper rod if the temperature of the entire assembly is raised by 40°C. Steel Tube (1) Copper

A copper [E = 102 GPa, a = 17.1x10°°°C] rod (2) is placed within a steel [E = 204 GPa, a = 11.6×10 7°C] tube (1) of the same length. The two components are connected at each end by pins that pass through both the tube and the rod. The outside diameter of the steel tube is D₁ = 88 mm, its inside diameter is d₁ = 63 mm, and its cross-sectional area is A₁ = 2965 mm². The diameter of the solid copper rod is d₂ = 45 mm, and its cross-sectional area is A2 = 1591 mm². Calculate the normal stress in the copper rod if the temperature of the entire assembly is raised by 40°C. Steel Tube (1) Copper

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