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What will be the strain energy stored in the metallic bar of cross sectional area of 2 cm and gauge length of 10 cm if it stretches 0.002 cm under the load of 12 kN?

A10 N-cm

B12 N-cm

C14 N-cm

D16 N-cm

Answer:

B. 12 N-cm

Read Explanation:

Given: $\delta = 0.002cm$ $P = 12kN = 12000N$ The strain energy stored in the metallic bar, $E =\frac12 \times P\times \delta =\frac12 \times 12000 \times 0.002 = 12N-cm$


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