please help **Problem Description:**A link in a mechanism is made from a round bar. Due to the loading condition, the link is subject to a maximum stress of 67-MPa and a minimum stress of -27-MPa.**Question:**Determine the alternating stress the link is experiencing.**Multiple Choice Options:**- A) 44.5-MPa- B) -750-psi- C) 19.1-MPa- D) 25.5-MPa- E) 20-MPa- F) 2313-psi- G) 5375-psi- H) 47-MPa**Explanation:**To calculate the alternating stress (σ_a), use the formula:\[ \sigma_a = \frac{\sigma_{\text{max}} - \sigma_{\text{min}}}{2} \]Where:- $\sigma_{\text{max}} = 67 \, \text{MPa}$- $\sigma_{\text{min}} = -27 \, \text{MPa}$Calculating the alternating stress:\[ \sigma_a = \frac{67 - (-27)}{2} = \frac{67 + 27}{2} = \frac{94}{2} = 47 \, \text{MPa} \]**Answer:**The alternating stress the link is experiencing is 47-MPa (Option H).

Maximum stress is 68 MPa Minimum stress is -27 MPa Required: Alternating stress

A link in a mechanism is made from round bar. Due to the loading condition, the link is subject to a maximum stress of 67-MPa and a minimum stress of -27-MPa. Determine the alternating stress the link is experiencing?

A link in a mechanism is made from round bar. Due to the loading condition, the link is subject to a maximum stress of 67-MPa and a minimum stress of -27-MPa. Determine the alternating stress the link is experiencing?

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