(2X): With respect to the S-N diagram shown below, answer the following questions: (a) for Gray cast iron, what is the projected number of cycles to failure for an induced stress of 20,000 psi? (b) What is the endurance limit and associated stress for a 0.47% heat treated carbon steel? (c) What is the endurance limit for the Aluminum-copper alloy? (d) What is the endurance strength for heat treated Alloy Steel at 400,000 cycles? 100 oy steel, heat treated 80 0.47 % carbon ↑ 60 Steel, heat treoted Stress, 1000 psi 40 Aluminum- Copper alloy 20 Gray cast iron 10 100 1000 10 20 Thousand 1 100 400 1 2 Million Cycles of Reversed Flexure

(2X): With respect to the S-N diagram shown below, answer the following questions: (a) for Gray cast iron, what is the projected number of cycles to failure for an induced stress of 20,000 psi? (b) What is the endurance limit and associated stress for a 0.47% heat treated carbon steel? (c) What is the endurance limit for the Aluminum-copper alloy? (d) What is the endurance strength for heat treated Alloy Steel at 400,000 cycles? 100 oy steel, heat treated 80 0.47 % carbon ↑ 60 Steel, heat treoted Stress, 1000 psi 40 Aluminum- Copper alloy 20 Gray cast iron 10 100 1000 10 20 Thousand 1 100 400 1 2 Million Cycles of Reversed Flexure

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