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If the theoretical tensile strength of flawless borosilicate glass is 5.6 gpa, what is the maximum allowable length of an internal elliptical flaw, whose radius of curvature at the flaw tip is 5 micrometers, if the part must withstand a tensile stress of 250 mpa ? assume the major axis of the elliptical flaw is normal to the tensile loading axis.

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