I need the answer as soon as possible Q11: strain product as:a: forcesperunit areab: shear stressc: E =AL/Ld: My/Iif the ultimate stress is 60 N/m² was appliedQ12: the magnitude of force is:on the pin diameter is 8 m.-------,a: 100 Nb: 525 Nc: 3016 Nd: 300 NQ13: Brinell hardness formula is:b:2pt-----a: 28c: p/ndtd: E

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Q11: strain product as : a: forces per unit area ---- b: shear stress c: E =AL/L d: My/I Q12: the magnitude of force is: ------, on the pin diameter is 8 m. if the ultimate stress is 60 N/m was applied a: 100 N b: 525 N c: 3016 N d: 300 N Q13: Brinell hardness formula is: а: 28 ----- b:2pt c: p/ndt d: E 3

Q11: strain product as : a: forces per unit area ---- b: shear stress c: E =AL/L d: My/I Q12: the magnitude of force is: ------, on the pin diameter is 8 m. if the ultimate stress is 60 N/m was applied a: 100 N b: 525 N c: 3016 N d: 300 N Q13: Brinell hardness formula is: а: 28 ----- b:2pt c: p/ndt d: E 3

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Chapter8: Applications Of Plane Stress (pressure Vessels, Beams, And Combined Loadings)

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