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An AISI/SAE 4340-A steel rod with the yield strength of 450 MPa, 2.0 m long will be subjected to a tensile force, must have the minimum weight possible, and must behave elastically for this load. The elastic modulus of steel is 207 GPa. What is the engineering strain of the rod
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