A bar of circular cross section is to suspend a tank of water 4 ft. below a ceiling. The tank can be approximated as acylinder whose diameter is 2ft. and whose length is 9 ft. You are given that the bar has a diameter of 0.625 in and theweight density (y = weight/volume) of water is 62.4 lb/ft³. Find the normal stress that is present in the bar. Alsoprovide a two dimensional graph plotting the normal stress as a function of the diameter of the bar. Ensure the plotcovers the diameter domain of 0.25 to 0.75 in.2.

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