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    The stepped bar is made of three sections with different cross-sectional areas and lengths, and subjected to an axial force P. To predict the nodal displacements U2 and U3, the cross-sectional areas, lengths, moduli of elasticity, and applied force need to be used to calculate the displacement at each section based on the material properties and force applied.

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    The stepped bar is made of three sections with different cross-sectional areas and lengths, and subjected to an axial force P. To predict the nodal displacements U2 and U3, the cross-sectional areas, lengths, moduli of elasticity, and applied force need to be used to calculate the displacement at each section based on the material properties and force applied.

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    The stepped bar is made of three sections with different cross-sectional areas and lengths, and subjected to an axial force P. To predict the nodal displacements U2 and U3, the cross-sectional areas, lengths, moduli of elasticity, and applied force need to be used to calculate the displacement at each section based on the material properties and force applied.

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    1 The stepped bar is subjected to axial loading conditions with an force


    P. Analyze the axial loaded stepped bar shown in fig below. Predict the
    nodal displacement at U2 & U3.

    A1 = 2400 mm2, A2 = 1200 mm2, A3 = 600 mm2.


    L1 = 800 mm, L2 = 600 mm, L3 = 400 mm.

    E1 = 83 × 103 MPa, E2 = 10 × 103 MPa, E3 = 200 × 103 MPa

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