a) Refer to the figure below. Even though the cyclic loading accidentally caused the stresses to exceed thelevels at point A slightly (as marked by the red arrow), the machine part may not break instantlyaccording to the Modified Goodman fatigue failure criterion. Trueor False- Yield (Langer) lineGerber line- Load line, slope r = S„ISmModified Goodman lineS.IJAASME-elliptic lineSoderberg line !SmS,Midrange stress omb)good fatigue design should keep the fatigue design factor of safety at a minimum value of (_Alternating stress o

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Refer to the figure below. Even though the cyclic loading accidentally caused the stresses to exceed the levels at point A slightly (as marked by the red arrow), the machine part may not break instantly according to the Modified Goodman fatigue failure criterion. True or False

Refer to the figure below. Even though the cyclic loading accidentally caused the stresses to exceed the levels at point A slightly (as marked by the red arrow), the machine part may not break instantly according to the Modified Goodman fatigue failure criterion. True or False

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