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Find the axial displacement of a rod given properties L(length), A (cross sectional area), E (Modulus)...

  1. Find the axial displacement of a rod given properties L(length), A (cross sectional area), E (Modulus) impacted axially by a mass m moving with a velocity v0?
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Hence, Axial displacement is shown in the box.

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