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Engineering, 25.01.2021 17:50, lizz1228

Simplify the Young's modulus formula E=FL3/318 using the provided information. • The force, F, applied to each beam is 4/10 lb.
• The length, L, of each beam is 10 in.
• The moment of inertia, 1, for each beam is 1.628 x 10-4 in.


Simplify the Young's modulus formula E=FL3/318 using the provided information.

• The force, F, ap

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