The radius of the specimen is 60 mm
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given-
Length, L = 60 mm
Elongated length, l = 10.8 mm
Load, F = 50,000 N
radius, r = ?
We are supposed to calculate the radius of a cylindrical brass specimen in order to produce an elongation of 10.8 mm when a load of 50,000 N is applied. It is necessary to compute the strain corresponding to this
elongation using Equation:
ε = Δl / l₀
ε = 10.8 / 60
ε = 0.18
We know,
σ = F / A
Where A = πr²
According to the stress-strain curve of brass alloy,
σ = 440 MPa
Thus,
Therefore, the radius of the specimen is 60 mm
Answer: b) circuit breaker interrupt
Explanation:
Wires connect to outlets through terminals and these terminals need to be tight to ensure that electricity flows with the minimum amount of resistance.
If the terminal is poorly tightened, what happens is that resistance will build up as the appliance is being used and this resistance will make the terminal hotter.
The heat will continue to rise until the circuit breaker trips to interrupt the circuit and protect the appliance.
Answer: Can you think of a product that you love even though it may not work perfectly? Why do you love it?
Explanation: headphone even if they half broken like the ones i have one rn cus i can block my classmates out by blasting my music loudly in the headphones
The smallest area of each cable if the stress is not to exceed 90MPa in bronze is 43.6 mm² and 120MPa in steel is 32.7 mm².
<h3>What is normal stress?</h3>
If the direction of deformation force is perpendicular to the cross-sectional area of the body, the stress is called normal stress. Changes in wire length and body volume will be normal.
σ = P/A
Where, σ = Normal stress
P = Pressure
A = Area
1 Kg = 9.81 N
800 kg = 7848 N
Since the rod is half bronze and half steel
800 kg = 7848/2
= 3924 N
Pₙ = Fₙ = 3924 N [n = Bronze]
Pₓ = 3924 N [x = steel]
Given,
σₙ = 90MPa
σₓ = 120MPa
Aₙ = ?
Aₓ = ?
Aₙ = Pₙ/σₙ
Aₙ = 3924/90
Aₙ = 43.6 mm²
Aₓ = Pₓ/σₓ
Aₓ = 3924/120
Aₓ = 32.7 mm²
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