Is My Mechanics of Materials Solution Correct?

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The solution presented for the mechanics of materials problem requires clarification, particularly regarding the shortening of bar A-B. It should include two terms: one for the un-drilled section and another for the drilled section, which involves an unknown dimension. The shortening of bar B-C is deemed acceptable. Accurate calculations are crucial for the upcoming exam. Ensuring these adjustments will enhance the correctness of the solution.
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So basically I'm not sure of the solution and just want someone to tell me if what I did is correct. It's important I have an upcoming exam. Thank you.
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Your shortening of bar B-C looks ok.
Your shortening of bar A-B should contain two terms: one expression for the un-drilled portion and one expression for the drilled portion. The latter term will contain your unknown dimension.
 
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