Engineering, 05.03.2021 23:30 bfell92
The center of a rod must be machined on a lathe to a smaller diameter for use as a
specimen in a tension test. The rod material is expected to break at a normal stress
of 65,800 psi. If the tension testing machine can apply no more than 975 lb of
force to the specimen, what is the maximum rod diameter that should be used for
the specimen? Precision: 0.000
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