P3. If the section of Tibia shown can be modeled as the below hollow cylinder with inner diameter of l cm and outer diameter of 3 cm under a compression force of 800 N due to weight and a bending moment of 10 N.m and a torsional moment (torque) of 5 N.m due to foot movement, Determine the maximum normal stress and maximum shear stress in the bone. |800N 10 N.m OUTTOE IDEAL INTOE 5 N.m ar >18° EXTERNAL TBIAL TORSION IDEAL POSITION INTERNAL TiBIAL TORSION 5 N.m

P3. If the section of Tibia shown can be modeled as the below hollow cylinder with inner diameter of l cm and outer diameter of 3 cm under a compression force of 800 N due to weight and a bending moment of 10 N.m and a torsional moment (torque) of 5 N.m due to foot movement, Determine the maximum normal stress and maximum shear stress in the bone. |800N 10 N.m OUTTOE IDEAL INTOE 5 N.m ar >18° EXTERNAL TBIAL TORSION IDEAL POSITION INTERNAL TiBIAL TORSION 5 N.m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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