Type of Error	Status
Naming convention followed?	No
Error in textbook mentioned as comment?	No
Problem statement included in code?	Yes
Axes labeled?	No
Symbols used are appropiate?	No
Scilab functions used?	Yes
Solved using Matlab in textbook?	No
Appropriate comments included as mentioned in checklist point 7?	Yes
Appropriate units used as given in the textbook?	No
Typographical errors in output and/or comments?	Yes
Answers matching with the textbook?	No
Any Other Comment?	The code does not match the question. This code is an exact duplicate of Example 6.7.

clc //initialization L=3//m (Length of bar) d=5//cm (Diameter of bar) m1=200//Kg (Mass 1 falling on collar) h1=10//cm (Height by which mass 1 falls on collar) m2=2000//Kg (Mass 2 falling on collar) h2=1//cm (Height by which mass 2 falls on collar) E=2*10^5//N/mm^2 (Modulus of elasticity of bar) //calculation //Due to m1, extension will be extremely small as compared to h1 //Acceleration due to gravity g=9.81 m/sec^2 g=9.81//m/sec^2 (Acceleration due to gravity) A=%pi*(d*10)^2/4//mm^2 (Area of cross-section of bar) P1=m1*g//N (Weight 1) p1=sqrt((2*E*P1*h1*10/(A*L*10^3)))//N/mm^2 (Maximum instantaneous stress induced in the bar by m1) P2=m2*g//N (Weight 2) //Due to m2, extension will not be small in comparison to h2 p2=P2*(1+(sqrt(1+(2*A*E*h2*10/(P2*L*10^3)))))/A//N/mm^2 (Maximum instantaneous stress induced in the bar by m2) //results printf('Maximum instantaneous stress induced in the bar by m1 in N/mm^2 = %f',p1)// printf('Maximum instantaneous stress induced in the bar by m2 in N/mm^2 = %f',p2)//