A specimen has circular cross-sectional area with initial diameter d = 26 mm and a gauge length Lo = 200 mm. A force P = 127 kN elongates the specimen by delta = 3 x 10^-1 mm. The specimen material has yielding strength σy = 350 MPa and shear modulus G = 66 GPa. % Determine the Poisson ratio
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