Kindly quick as possible A steel pipe with an outside diameter of 115 mm and an inside diameter of 105 mm supports the loadings shown.Assume a = 470 mm, b = 210 mm, Px = 16 kN, Py = 14 kN, and P₂ = 11 kN.(a) Determine the normal and shear stresses on the top surface of the pipe at point H.(b)Determine the principal stresses and maximum in-plane shear stress magnitude at point H and show the orientation of thesestresses on an appropriate sketch.aP₂H(b) On a piece of paper, sketch the x-z stress state and the properly oriented principal stress state. Use the resulting sketch toanswer the questions in subsequent parts of this GO exercise.(a) The angle -25.86° locates a principal stress plane. Give the stress value including sign if any.(b) The angle 64.14° locates the other principal stress plane. Give the stress value including sign if any.(c) What stress or stresses occur on a plane at 19.14°? Give the stress value or values including sign if any.Answers:(a) σ= iMPa,(b) o =iMPa,(c) σ= iMPa, T = iMPa.

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A steel pipe with an outside diameter of 115 mm and an inside diameter of 105 mm supports the loadings shown. Assume a = 470 mm, b = 210 mm, Px = 16 kN, Py = 14 kN, and P₂ = 11 kN. (a) Determine the normal and shear stresses on the top surface of the pipe at point H. (b)Determine the principal stresses and maximum in-plane shear stress magnitude at point H and show the orientation of these stresses on an appropriate sketch. a b

A steel pipe with an outside diameter of 115 mm and an inside diameter of 105 mm supports the loadings shown. Assume a = 470 mm, b = 210 mm, Px = 16 kN, Py = 14 kN, and P₂ = 11 kN. (a) Determine the normal and shear stresses on the top surface of the pipe at point H. (b)Determine the principal stresses and maximum in-plane shear stress magnitude at point H and show the orientation of these stresses on an appropriate sketch. a b

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