please help **Question:**Which Failure Theory(ies) is(are) used for a Ductile Material under Cyclic Loading?**Options:**- [ ] Maximum Shear Stress Theory- [ ] Coulomb-Morh Theory- [ ] Soderbergh Criterion- [ ] Endurance Limit- [ ] Distortion Energy Theory- [ ] Goodman Criterion- [ ] Maximum Normal Stress Theory- [ ] Gerber Criterion- [ ] Modified Mohr Theory**Explanation:**This multiple-choice question is designed to assess understanding of the various failure theories that are applicable to ductile materials subjected to cyclic loading. Ductile materials that undergo repetitive stress cycles are typically analyzed using specific theories to predict their failure points effectively. Select all theories that are relevant to this context.

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Which Failure Theory(ies) is(are) used for a Ductile Material under Cyclic Loading?

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