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a) Calculate the value of the maximum normal stress ( \( \sigma-\mathrm{MPa} \) ) in the \( \mathrm{d}-\mathrm{d} \) section? ( 15 p ) b) For the section \( d-d \), draw the change of normal stress by writing its values along the section. (5 p) c) Calculate the value of the maximum shear stress ( \( \tau \) MPa ) due to the shear force in the d -d section. (10 p) d) For the section \( d-d \), plot the change in shear stress \( \mathrm{T}(\mathrm{MPa}) \) along the section by writing its values ( 8 p ). Also, write the value of the shear stress \( t(\mathrm{MPa}) \) in MPa for the point indicated by \( U \) on the \( d-d \) section. (2 p) e) Calculate the principal stresses (max, min) and the op angle value at which they occur for the plane stress state, taking into account the maximum normal stress and maximum shear stress values in the beam. (You can use either the analytical or Mohr Circle approach. Detailed solution is mandatory for points.) (20 p) CALCULATIONS THAT MUST BE ON THE ANSWER SHEET IN ORDER TO RECEIVE POINTS FOR THIS QUESTION. * The free body diagram of the system will be drawn. (COMPULSORY) Shear force and moment diagrams will be drawn. (COMPULSORY) * Neutral axis of the section and moment of inertia calculation to be done. (MANDATORY) * In the calculation of the shear force, the first area moment value Q will be calculated. (ZOI

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When a price ceiling is imposed below the equilibrium price, it often leads to: Group of answer choices Excess supply. Greater allocative efficiency. Excess demand. Increased producer surplus.

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x(t) = 3+3t y(t) = -2+ 6t z(t) = 2-2t Convert the line given by the parametric equations to symmetric equations. Enter the symmetric equations in alphabetic order.

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If cos A = 12/13 and tan B = -4/3, and cos B > 0, what is the value of sin(B/2)?

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Victor bought a car for $44,500 as a business investment opportunity. He is allowed to depreciate over 10 years and take it as business tax deduction. At the end of the 10th year he sells this car for $22,000. Compute the cumulative cash benefit after sale on this transaction. Assume that Victor can earn 5% after tax returns and is in 28% tax bracket. Tax rate on gain for Victor is 15%. O $15,672 O $12,372 O $12,172 O $18,472

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AddingStrings.py 1 mystery_string_1 = "17" 2 mystery_string_2 = "9" 3 4 #You may modify the lines of code above, but don't move them! 5 #When you Submit your code, we'll change these lines to 6 #assign different values to the variables. 7 8 #mystery_string_1 and mystery_string_2 are each strings 9 #representing numbers. Write some code below that will find 10 #the numeric sum of the numbers represented by these strings. 11 #For example, if the strings were "17" and "9", your answer 12 #would be 26. 13 # 14 #Then, print out the result as part of a sentence of this 15 #form: "The sum of the two strings is 26". (Do not include 16 #quotes in your output, only print the message inside the 17 #quotes.) 18 # 19 #You may assume that both strings will hold integers. 20 21 22 #Add your code here! 23

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Please answer 3a and b with full work/explanation to get an upvote. Thank you. 3. Determine the viscosity relationships below: a) For a capillary viscometer, determine the relation of viscosity to the pressure difference P and the volumetric flux Q, across a straight length L of tubing of radius R. b) We determined in class the relation of viscosity to angular velocity Q driven by a torque T for a concentric cylinder device. Do the same for a parallel plate rheometer, i.e. find the K-value in T = KppnQ for plates of radius R separated by a uniform gap h, rotating at angular velocity 2 driven by a torque T. Here n is the viscosity assuming Newtonian behavior. Explain the difficulty in interpreting the results of the two measurements in a) and b) if the viscosity depends on the shear rate, e.g. is shear thinning.

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Title: Students Who Repeated the Same Course Text: Who is/are the student(s) that had to repeat the same course? How many students had repeated the same course? Faculty Faculty_ID Faculty_Name 2130 Heidi 2143 Birkin 3487 Berbdt 4756 Collins 5233 Potters 5695 Middle 6325 Mayers 7854 Davis 7896 Helms 8745 Joans 8759 Curlin Course Course_ID Course_Name ISM 2000 Msft Office ISM 3100 Programming ISM 3112 Syst Design ISM 3113 Syst Analysis ISM 3150 Adv Programming ISM 4212 Database ISM 4930 Networking ISM 6100 Web Programming ISM 6500 Know Mgmt ISM 8745 Seminar in MIS Is_Qualified 1/10/00 Faculty_ID Course_ID Date_Qualified 2130 ISM 2000 9/1/00 2130 ISM 3100 9/1/98 2143 ISM 3112 9/1/88 2143 ISM 3113 9/1/88 3487 ISM 4212 9/1/95 3487 ISM 4930 9/1/96 4756 ISM 3112 9/1/91 4756 ISM 3113 9/1/91 4756 ISM 4930 9/1/99 5233 ISM 3112 9/1/04 5233 ISM 3150 9/1/00 7854 ISM 2000 9/1/87 7896 ISM 8745 9/1/03 8745 ISM 6100 9/1/02 8759 ISM 4212 9/1/97 8759 ISM 6500 9/1/99 Student Student ID 12365 38214 45874 54907 66324 70542 78412 78457 78478 78548 78596 78956 86582 89547 89754 Is Registered Student ID SectionID 12365 38214 38214 45874 45874 54907 54907 66324 66324 70542 70542 78596 86582 89547 89547 Student_Name Kayla LeterSky Michael Altvater Aiken Marra Jennifer Kim Steve Kristy Eddie Christ Dianne Agnes Mary Semester 2723 I-2001 2714 -2001 2723 I-2002 2714 I-2002 2716 -1999 2722 -2001 2714 I-2001 2715 I-2001 2720 -2003 2713 -2001 2719 I-1999 2722 -2001 2725 -2000 2720 -1998 2728 I-1999 2723 -2000 2725 -2003 2712 I-2002 2713 I-1999 Section Section_ID Course ID 2712 ISM 3113 2713 ISM 3113 2714 ISM 4212 2715 ISM 4930 2716 ISM 2000 2717 ISM 2000 2718 ISM 2000 2719 ISM 3100 2720 ISM 3100 2721 ISM 3112 2722 ISM 3112 2723 ISM 8745 2724 ISM 6500 2725 ISM 6500 2726 SM 6100 2727 ISM 6100 2728 ISM 6100

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Marigold Corp. wants to borrow money from Howard Bank for a period of five years. The firm's credit standing calls for a premium of 1.5 percent over the prime rate. The current prime rate is 6.5 percent, the 30-year Treasury bond yield is 5.375 percent, the three-month Treasury bill yield is 3.525 percent, and the 5-year Treasury note yield is 4.25 percent. What is the appropriate loan rate for this customer?

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Which of the following cannot be a linear molecule? a. C2F2 b. CO2 c. I3- d. H2S

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