1. For the case of a thin-walled tube under internal pressure, verify that the general solution for the hoop stress (8.4.3), will reduce to the strength of materials relation pro where is the wall thickness and r, is the mean radius.

1. For the case of a thin-walled tube under internal pressure, verify that the general solution for the hoop stress (8.4.3), will reduce to the strength of materials relation pro where is the wall thickness and r, is the mean radius.

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For the case of a thin-walled tube under internal pressure, verify that the general solution
for the hoop stress (8.4.3), will reduce to the strength of materials relation
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where t is the wall thickness and r, is the mean radius.

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