Answer:
Explanation: Here it is: 67 Hope that helps! :)
When the material that exits is lesser in amount than that of the entering material in a black box experiment, the parts of the system need to be changed.
<h3>What happens in a black box experiment?</h3>
In a black box experiment, the experimenters need to make assumptions regarding the drawing of conclusions. One such conclusion is the amount of material that exits.
If such amount is lesser than the one that enters the system, such experiment concludes that it is the time to change the parts of the system.
Hence, option D holds true regarding the black box experiment.
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Answer:
275 MPa
Explanation:
Regardless of what it is holding, the stiffness of a bolt depends on its own material properties and geometry.
The stiffness is:

I assume this one is made of steel, because regular bolts are steel.
The Young's modulus for steel is E = 210 GPa
The longitude is given. (But note that in a real application you have to consider the length up to the nut.)
The section is (using the nominal diameter of 10 mm)

Then:
