For question 103A and 103B, the thin-walled cylindrical container shownbelow. Say p is the internal pressure of 15MPa, d is the inside diameter ofthe container of 20mm, andt is wall thickness of 10mm. See figure 103.Question 103A, the longitudinal stress is nearest to *Girth jointLongitudinal jointFigure 10315 MPa7.5 MPa3.75 MPaO 30 MPa

Given data- Internal pressure (P) = 15 Mpa Diameter(D) = 20 mm Wall thickness (t) = 10 mm

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tainer of 20mm, and t is wall thickness of 10mm. See figure 103 on 103A, the longitudinal stress is nearest to * Girth joint Longitudinal joint Figure 103 MPa MPа 5 MPa

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