Need verification on a couple of solid mechanics exercises

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The discussion focuses on verifying calculations for solid mechanics exercises, specifically questioning the accuracy of a value used in the final part of the exercise. The user is uncertain whether to use .005 or .05 in their calculations. They provide links to their exercise instructions and their calculations for review. Responses indicate that the calculations appear correct, providing reassurance to the user. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of accuracy in solid mechanics problem-solving.
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Like the tittle says.. I am practicing and wanted to make sufre I did it correctly.

Forma this excersice the only doubt es en the las parte ( parte 5)... I am not sufre but i think I need to use .005 rather than .05
 
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Please help me out. Thanks
 


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