The bar shown is subjected to a moment of 6000 lb.in. Calculate the maximum stress developed in the bar.D.Given : D = 2 in, d = 1 in, h = 0.5 in ,r = 0.25 inSelect one:a. Omax = 102.18 ksiO b. Omax = 147.07 ksiO c. Omax = 72.00 ksiO d. Omax = 126.06 ksiClear my choice

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The bar shown is subjected to a moment of 6000 lb.in. Calculate the maximum stress developed in the bar.
D.
Given : D = 2 in, d = 1 in, h = 0.5 in ,r = 0.25 in
Select one:
a. Omax = 102.18 ksi
O b. Omax = 147.07 ksi
O c. Omax = 72.00 ksi
O d. Omax = 126.06 ksi
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