A lead cylinder is placed into a blind hole cut into a large tungsten block, Assume it is a tight fit. 50 MPapressure is applied to the top of the cylinder. The cylinder is 100 mm long, and 25 mm in diameter.a) What pressure do you expect on the bottom of the cylinder?b) What pressure to you expect at the interface with the cylindrical walls?c) How much shorter will the cylinder get under load?d) What is the volume change?e) Suppose there was a "new lead alloy" where the supplier claimed it had a Poisson's ratio of 0.75. Explainwhy this claim defies logic.

given data pressure applied at the top= 50MPa cylinder length L= 100mm dia of cylinder = 25 mm

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