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    The document describes a physics problem involving calculating forces and torques on an object. It gives the mass, lengths of different sections, and calculates the total weight, total torque applied, torque at a distance, and dynamic yield. It then presents a second problem about calculating stress at different points on a clamped heating bar given its length, cross-sectional area, elasticity modulus, and linear temperature distribution. It provides the differential equation used to solve for stress at different points along the bar.

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    Q1-solution 1

    kg
    mass 50
    m

    l1 1m l2 5m l3 2m

    ltot l1 l2 l3 8m

    m
    Wtot mass ltot 9,81 3924 N
    2
    s

    Wtot 3m
    TAD 1414,8183 N
    6 l2 TAB TAD 1414,8183 N 1
    2
    13

    6 TAD
    Dy Wtot 1569,6 N 2
    13

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    Q2

    A clamped bar at both ends is heated from T0 to the following linear distribution of temperature:

    The bar has a length L, cross-section area A and elasticity modulus E. Calculate the stress at
    both ends and at the middle of the bar, i.e, x=0, x=L and x=L/2. (5p)

    For a bar subjected to a temperature change, the following differential equation is used:

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