2. (Book Problem) The figure below shows a smallpressurized cylinder attached at one end and loadedwith a pipe wrench at the other. The internalpressure causes a tangential stress of 400 MPa andan axial stress of 200 MPa that act on an element atpoint A. The pipe wrench superimposes a bendingstress of 100 MPa and a torsional stress of 200 MPa.a. Make a Mohr circle representation of thestate of stress at point A.b. What is the magnitude of the maximumshear stress at A.

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