5. A car is driving down the road and goes over a speed bump. The car has a solid circular drive shaft thatis subjected to a tensile axial force of F = 400 kN, a bending moment of M = 10.0 kN·m, and atorque of T = 18.0 kN·m as a result of the bump. The shaft has a diameter d = 10.0 cm andmechanical properties of E = 200 GPa, v = 0.35 and σ = 200 MPa.a. What and where is the maximum stress? Hint: use the principle of superposition.b. What are the principal stresses and their directions?c. If it is a ductile steel, will the shaft yield?d. If it is a brittle steel, will the shaft fail?FMTM

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