Problem 4. Figure P4 depicts a filleted cantilever spring. Find the largest bending stress for two cases: (a) the fillet radius is r = 5 mm; (b) the fillet radius is r = 10 mm. Given: b = 12 mm and P = 400 N. A 60 mm -200 mm- Figure P4 B 40 mm ↑ 300 mm P C b 60 mm

Problem 4. Figure P4 depicts a filleted cantilever spring. Find the largest bending stress for two cases: (a) the fillet radius is r = 5 mm; (b) the fillet radius is r = 10 mm. Given: b = 12 mm and P = 400 N. A 60 mm -200 mm- Figure P4 B 40 mm ↑ 300 mm P C b 60 mm

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Problem 4. Figure P4 depicts a filleted cantilever spring. Find the largest bending stress for two
cases: (a) the fillet radius is r = 5 mm; (b) the fillet radius is r = 10 mm. Given: b = 12 mm
and P = 400 N.
A
60 mm
-200 mm-
Figure P4
B
40 mm
300 mm
P
C
b
60 mm

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