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Two rods of equal cross sections area are joined end the end as shown in figure. These are supported between two rigid vertical walls. Initially the rods are unstrained .

If temperature of system is increased by `DeltaT` then thermal stress developed in first rod-

A

a.is equal to thermal stress developed in second rod

B

b.is greater than thermal stress developed in second rod

C

c.is less than thermal stress developed in second rod

D

d.None of these

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The correct Answer is:
A
As cross sectional area is same & equal and opposite force acting on both rods. So `F//A` = same
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