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The safe allowable tension in a V-belt is 3,8 MPa and its cross-sectional area is 800 mm². What is the maximum tension to which the belt can be subjected?
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4 stepsIdentify the given values and the relevant formula.
The safe allowable tension (stress) () is given as .
The cross-sectional area () is given as .
The relationship between stress, force (tension), and area is:where is the force or tension.
Convert the stress unit to be consistent with the area unit.
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So, .Rearrange the formula to solve for the maximum tension ().
Substitute the given values into the formula and calculate the maximum tension.
The maximum tension to which the belt can be subjected is .
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