1. A rod will be selected to support a tensile load of 74 kN. If the allowable tensile stress of the rod material is 130 MPa, select the smallest rod diameter (mm) that is adequate to support the load. С. 25 D. 30 А. 20 B. 35 2. Determine the maximum safe tensile force that can be supported by a 12 mm by 150 mm plate if its allowable tensile strength is 124 MPa. А. 230 В. 210 C. 225 D. 220 3. A hallow circular shaft having outside diameter of 100 mm and thickness of 20 mm has a length of 2.5 m. If the shaft is subjected to a torque of 5 kN-m, compute the maximum shearing stress (MPa) in the shaft. А. 29.3 В. 43.1 С. 36.5 D. 32.8

1. A rod will be selected to support a tensile load of 74 kN. If the allowable tensile stress of the rod material is 130 MPa, select the smallest rod diameter (mm) that is adequate to support the load. С. 25 D. 30 А. 20 B. 35 2. Determine the maximum safe tensile force that can be supported by a 12 mm by 150 mm plate if its allowable tensile strength is 124 MPa. А. 230 В. 210 C. 225 D. 220 3. A hallow circular shaft having outside diameter of 100 mm and thickness of 20 mm has a length of 2.5 m. If the shaft is subjected to a torque of 5 kN-m, compute the maximum shearing stress (MPa) in the shaft. А. 29.3 В. 43.1 С. 36.5 D. 32.8

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