Mechanical EngineeringThe fatigue strength limit Sn (n = 106) of a steelpart is 112 MPa and its ultimate tensile strength(Sy) is 385MPa. Adopting Ct = 1, and S103 = 0.9 *Su* Ct, determine: (Use two decimal places in theanswers), (* is multiplication signal):a) The fatigue strength (in MPa) correspondingto a life of 40000 cycles.b) The average life in cycles that this part wouldlast if subjected to an alternating stress of 170MPa due to bending.

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Mechanical Engineering The fatigue strength limit Sn (n = 106) of a steel part is 112 MPa and its ultimate tensile strength (Su) is 385MPa. Adopting Ct = 1, and S103 = 0.9 * Su Ct determino: (Uso two decimal places in the

Mechanical Engineering The fatigue strength limit Sn (n = 106) of a steel part is 112 MPa and its ultimate tensile strength (Su) is 385MPa. Adopting Ct = 1, and S103 = 0.9 * Su Ct determino: (Uso two decimal places in the

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