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Hello students, for the first of the question the morphology shows the material failure is due to option b fatigue load.
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So the fatigue load refers to failure of material under cyclic loading which is common in spring subjected to repeated stresses.
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So this is cyclic loading that is a series of loading and unloading.
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So the answer is fatigue load.
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And for 6, for a helical spring the curvature and shear stress correction factor depend only on the geometry of the spring not the strength of the wire.
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This is a true statement.
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Here the material properties of the wire are not used to make the spring.
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And for 7, the pitch of the body coil can be calculated from number of active coils and critical length of the spring.
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This is a false statement.
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Since the pitch here is determined by number of coils not on the active coils and the pre -length of the spring.
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Here it is given that it is based on the critical length of the spring.
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So this is a false statement.
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And for question 8, zimmerli theta may be determined from tensile strength of the material for making this strength spring.
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This is a false statement because the zimmerli theta has a set of values used for designing springs used for designing springs but it is not determined from tensile strength of the material.
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So this statement is a false.
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And for 9, the torsional strength of a music wire may not be related to tensile strength of the material for drawing the wire.
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This statement is a true statement.
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And for question 10, in the design of mechanical spring, higher the absolute value of the figure of merit, lower the cost of spring.
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This is a false statement.
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So here the figure of merit depends upon various factor but it is not directly related to cost of the spring.
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And for 11, natural frequency of a spring can be reduced by reducing the weight of the wire.
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This statement is a true statement.
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So reducing the weight of the wire can lower the spring's natural frequency...