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Explain the expected angle of inclination of broken section

A rod has a cross sectional area of 1 cm^2. Its material has the following strength properties, beyond which it breaks: maximum shear stress,400 kPa; maximum tensile stress, 1.0 MPa; maximum compressive stress, 10.0 MPa. A load P acts on the rod. At what value of P will the rod break? what is the expected angle of inclination of the broken section?

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