A flat steel plate is of trapezoidal form and uniform thickness of 10mm. The plate tapers uniformly from a width of 150mm to 100 mm over a length of 500mm. Determine the elongation of the plate under an axial pull of 100 KN. Take E= 200 KN/mm² B₁ 100 KN 100 mm 8x 500 mm 150 mm B₂ 100KN

A flat steel plate is of trapezoidal form and uniform thickness of 10mm. The plate tapers uniformly from a width of 150mm to 100 mm over a length of 500mm. Determine the elongation of the plate under an axial pull of 100 KN. Take E= 200 KN/mm² B₁ 100 KN 100 mm 8x 500 mm 150 mm B₂ 100KN

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