For a thin walled cylinder with diameter of 7.50 meters and 25mm thickness, when applied with internal pressure of0.85MPA, the resulting tangential stress is 127.5MPA, what would be the longitudinal stress relationship? Choose thenearest answer.A 47 MPaВ) 85 МPа(c) 510 MPа255 MPaE) 65 MPa

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For a thin walled cylinder with diameter of 7.50 meters and 25mm thickness, when applied with internal pressure of
0.85MPA, the resulting tangential stress is 127.5MPA, what would be the longitudinal stress relationship? Choose the
nearest answer.
A 47 MPa
В) 85 МPа
(c) 510 MPа
255 MPa
E) 65 MPa

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