10) If this material is subjected to a stress amplitude of 450MPA, approximately how many cycles ofstress can the material withstand before failure? Use the S-N Curve below to answer the following questions550 mT5004504003503002502001501005010Fatigue life (cycles)10?103105106107Stress amplitude (MPa)

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