A rod that has a solid circular cross-section with adiameter of 40 mm is subjected to the shown loads.Determine the state of stress at point A.Given:The area moment of inertia of a solid circular cross-section about its neutral axis is INA = (πR4)/4.The polar moment of inertia of a solid circularcross-section about its neutral axis is JNA = (πR4)/2.The centroid of a semi-circle is located at 4R/(3π)from the horizontal axis representing the diameterline.500 mm1000 N100 N·m200 N400 NSelect one:ox -15.1 Mpa and Txy = -7.5 MpaNone of theseox=-16.7 Mpa and Txy = -8.4 Mpaox = -13.35 Mpa and Txy = -8.4 Mpaox = 16.7 Mpa and Txy = 8.4 MpaB100 mmx

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