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Old 28th May 2008, 12:03 PM
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Default help about "strength of materials" in relation to electronics engineering

im having problem on getting sample problems on topics simple stress, shearing stress, strain, torsion, bearing stress, moment of inertia, and deflection in relation with electrical and computer engineering...

i would like to ask help on you guys to please post some problems with solutions related on the above topics....

or please share any websites you know where i can find these topics....

thank you!!

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