The principal stresses at the critical point of a part were found to be as shown. Using the distortion energy theory, yielding will occur if: 300 MPa -300 MPa 300 MPa O a. the material's yield strength is less than 900 MPa. O b. the material's yield strength is less than 300 MPa. Oc. None of these. O d. the material's yield strength is less than 450 MPa. the compressive strength of the material is less than 300 MPa.

The principal stresses at the critical point of a part were found to be as shown. Using the distortion energy theory, yielding will occur if: 300 MPa -300 MPa 300 MPa O a. the material's yield strength is less than 900 MPa. O b. the material's yield strength is less than 300 MPa. Oc. None of these. O d. the material's yield strength is less than 450 MPa. the compressive strength of the material is less than 300 MPa.

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