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13 September, 22:01

A cylinder with a 0.25 m inner diameter and a 0.43 m outer diameter is internally pressurized to 175 MPa. a) Determine the maximum shear stress at the outer surface of the cylinder. b) Using DET, determine the equivalent stress in the cylinder.

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