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    The document contains mathematical equations for calculating stress and strain in structural engineering. It includes equations for Young's modulus, stress, strain, shear stress, and beam theory. The equations Cε = -1/2σa, Cε = -σ/E, and Cε = -κv are provided, along with the relationships between stress, strain, and Young's modulus.

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    The document contains mathematical equations for calculating stress and strain in structural engineering. It includes equations for Young's modulus, stress, strain, shear stress, and beam theory. The equations Cε = -1/2σa, Cε = -σ/E, and Cε = -κv are provided, along with the relationships between stress, strain, and Young's modulus.

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    The document contains mathematical equations for calculating stress and strain in structural engineering. It includes equations for Young's modulus, stress, strain, shear stress, and beam theory. The equations Cε = -1/2σa, Cε = -σ/E, and Cε = -κv are provided, along with the relationships between stress, strain, and Young's modulus.

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    The document contains mathematical equations for calculating stress and strain in structural engineering. It includes equations for Young's modulus, stress, strain, shear stress, and beam theory. The equations Cε = -1/2σa, Cε = -σ/E, and Cε = -κv are provided, along with the relationships between stress, strain, and Young's modulus.

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