:For a thin wall cylinder, if the pressure is increased above certain limit then :Select one a. The cylinder usually cracks along the radial direction first b. The cylinder usually cracks along all directions at the same time C. NONE d. The cylinder usually cracks along the circumferential (hoop) direction first e. The cylinder usually cracks along the longitudinal direction first

:For a thin wall cylinder, if the pressure is increased above certain limit then :Select one a. The cylinder usually cracks along the radial direction first b. The cylinder usually cracks along all directions at the same time C. NONE d. The cylinder usually cracks along the circumferential (hoop) direction first e. The cylinder usually cracks along the longitudinal direction first

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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