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- Write a program to compute the diameter in centimeters of a steel rod, an aluminum rod, and a copper rod which can withstand a particular compression load. The allowable compression stress of steel, aluminum, and copper is: 25,000 lbs/m2 (squared), 15,000 lbs/m2, and 20,000 lbs/m2, respectively. area of rod = compression / allowable compression stress area = pi * r2 (squared) where diameter d = 2r User should input the compression load. Print to console the type of material, load, allowable stress, and diameter. Use formatted output with field width specifications that align the output.
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