Consider the vessel in which the wallthickness of the cylindrical andhemispherical portions has a ratio of(tc/ts) = 2.6, when hemispherical%3Dhoop strain is 60 µɛ and E = 200 GPafind: (a) hemispherical hoop stress.(b) cylindrical hoop stress.(c)cylindrical longitudinal stress.(d) ifthe vessel diameter is 25 cm and wallthickness is 10 mm, find the pressureinside the vessel.

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