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One end of a uniform bar of weight `W_(1)` is clamped to the ceiling and a weight `W_(2)` is suspended to the other end. If the area of cross-section is A, what is the stress at the mid-point of the rod ?

A

`(W_(1)+W_(2))/A`

B

`(W_(1)-W_(2))/A`

C

`((W_(1))/2+W_(2))/A`

D

`((W_(2))/2+W_(1))/A`

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The correct Answer is:
C

Stress=`("Weight" W_(2) + "Half the wt. of rod")/("area")`
`=(W_(2)+(W_(1))/2)/A`
Correct Choice is (c).
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