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Old version of Roark's

Old version of Roark's

Old version of Roark's

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I have come across a reference to a formula that I can't track down.  Specifically Roark's Formula's for Stress and Strain, 4th Edition, Page 354, Item s(34).

I have access to a 5th edition and a 6th edition.  Anyone able to tell me the equivalent in one of these editions?

Thanks in advance...

RE: Old version of Roark's

It is the same as problem 21b table 35 on page 557 5th edition.

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