5. Determine if the flexural stress of the chocolate will increase or decrease if changes are made in the chocolate's dimensions. Show solution. Initial Dimensions: Lo, To, Wo Flexural stress increase or decrease Dimension Change e.g. L = 2Lo Increase 1. W = 3W. 2. T= 0.5To 3. T= 2To, W =0.25W. 4. L=0.6Lo, W=0.3W. 5. L=0.25Lo, W = 0.6Wo, T=0.3To %3D

5. Determine if the flexural stress of the chocolate will increase or decrease if changes are made in the chocolate's dimensions. Show solution. Initial Dimensions: Lo, To, Wo Flexural stress increase or decrease Dimension Change e.g. L = 2Lo Increase 1. W = 3W. 2. T= 0.5To 3. T= 2To, W =0.25W. 4. L=0.6Lo, W=0.3W. 5. L=0.25Lo, W = 0.6Wo, T=0.3To %3D

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