Determine the maximum normal stress developed in the bar when it is subjected to a tension of P = 7.2 kN given t=4 mm, a=19.5 mm, b=13 mm, r=1.95 mm, and D=1.17 mm. [note: Drawing is not to scale] t a -D

Determine the maximum normal stress developed in the bar when it is subjected to a tension of P = 7.2 kN given t=4 mm, a=19.5 mm, b=13 mm, r=1.95 mm, and D=1.17 mm. [note: Drawing is not to scale] t a -D

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D
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138.46 MPa
253.85 MPa
263.08 MPa
310.56 MPa
255.32 MPa
270.05 MPa
O 216.04 MPa

Determine the maximum normal stress developed in the bar when it is subjected to a tension of P = 7.2 kN given t=4
mm, a=19.5 mm, b=13 mm, r=1.95 mm, and D=1.17 mm.
[note: Drawing is not to scale]
a
Select one:
O 240.59 MPa
O 138.46 MPa
O 253.85 MPa
O 263.08 MPa
O310.56 MPa
O 255 32 MPa
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