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In the open-die forging of a solid cylindrical, annealed copper specimen ( K = 46,000 psi and n = 0.54) with 2 in. height and 1 in. diameter, calculate the force required when the height reduction is 70%, assume no friction between the flat dies and the specimen. Ignore barreling and use average-pressure formulas.

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