4. A boiler 6ft. in diameter with ½inch plate has 70% longitudinal efficiency. If the allowable stress is 10,000psi, find the allowable internal pressure in Pa. А. 1.029 х 106 В. 1.342 х 106 С. 1.4344 х 106 D. 0.67 x 106

4. A boiler 6ft. in diameter with ½inch plate has 70% longitudinal efficiency. If the allowable stress is 10,000psi, find the allowable internal pressure in Pa. А. 1.029 х 106 В. 1.342 х 106 С. 1.4344 х 106 D. 0.67 x 106

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В. 1.342 х 106
С. 1.4344 х 106
D. 0.67 x 106

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