The solid bar shown in the figure has a radius of0.75 in. Determine the state of stress at point Awhen subjected to the load shown.a. ) Draw the free-body diagram for the cutat point A, with itsrespective equations of forces and moments.b.:) Calculate the normal and shear stressesat point A.c. ) Calculate the maximum tensile stress ot,maximum compressive stress ocand the maximum shear stress tmax at point A.8 in10 inA800 Ib14 in500 Ib00

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