A round steel bar with a diameter of 1.500 in is subjected to the axial loads shown. P1 = 95 k, P2 = 115 k, P3= 55 k, P4 = (P1-P2+P3) k. If Section 2 has a length, L2 = 65 inches, find the change in length of Section 2. Report the answer below in inches, absolute value, 3 significant digits. P1 100 inches Round Steel Bar P2 P3 inches Section 3 P4

A round steel bar with a diameter of 1.500 in is subjected to the axial loads shown. P1 = 95 k, P2 = 115 k, P3= 55 k, P4 = (P1-P2+P3) k. If Section 2 has a length, L2 = 65 inches, find the change in length of Section 2. Report the answer below in inches, absolute value, 3 significant digits. P1 100 inches Round Steel Bar P2 P3 inches Section 3 P4

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