2. An upright beam supports a load of 3,000 N and 2,500 cm long. The beam is compressed 200 mm by a load. Young's modulu

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2. An upright beam supports a load of 3,000 N and 2,500 cm long. The beam is compressed 200 mm by a load. Young's modulu

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2. An upright beam supports a load of 3,000 N and 2,500 cm long. The beam is compressed 200 mm by a load. Young's modulus of the beam is 1.0x10 11 N/m 2. Calculate cross-section area of the beam.
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