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Consider a metal rod that is 8.894 mm in diameter and 4.952 m in length. The elastic modulus for this type of material is 112 GPa. A tensile load of 66,523 N is applied to the rod. Assuming that the material behaves elastically under this load.
(a) Calculate the length (in the unit of meter) of the rod under this load. Please keep three decimal with your answer, i. e., your answer should be in the format of x. xxx. Please do not include units in your answer.
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