Please help explain all, thank you! A brittle material has the properties Sut = 30kpsi and Suc = 90kpsi. Determinethe factor of safety for the following states of stresses using.Brittle Coulomb Mohr TheoryModified Mohr 1 TheoryOx = 20kpsi, oy = 10kpsi, 1xy = -15kpsiOx = 15kpsi, o, = -25kpsiOx = 10kpsi, o, = -40kpsiOx = -20kpsi, oy = -20kpsi,txy = -40(a)%3D(b)(c)(d)(I)Draw the stress element.Determine the principal stresses.(III) Plot the failure diagram in the o-plane.Estimate the factor of safety.(II)(IV)

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A brittle material has the properties Sut = 30kpsi and Suc = 90kpsi. Determine the factor of safety for the following states of stresses using. Brittle Coulomb Mohr Theory Modified Mohr 1 Theory 20kpsi, oy = 10kpsi, txy = -15kpsi Ox = 15kpsi, o, = -25kpsi Ox = 10kpsi, o, = -40kpsi -20kpsi, oy = -20kpsi,txy (a) Ox (b) (c) (d) Ox = -40 (I) (II) Determine the principal stresses. (III) Plot the failure diagram in the o-plane. (IV) Estimate the factor of safety. Draw the stress element.

A brittle material has the properties Sut = 30kpsi and Suc = 90kpsi. Determine the factor of safety for the following states of stresses using. Brittle Coulomb Mohr Theory Modified Mohr 1 Theory 20kpsi, oy = 10kpsi, txy = -15kpsi Ox = 15kpsi, o, = -25kpsi Ox = 10kpsi, o, = -40kpsi -20kpsi, oy = -20kpsi,txy (a) Ox (b) (c) (d) Ox = -40 (I) (II) Determine the principal stresses. (III) Plot the failure diagram in the o-plane. (IV) Estimate the factor of safety. Draw the stress element.

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