Pls do this question at any cost A tensile stress of 25.0 MPa is applied on asingle crystal of nickel oriented such that thetensile stress is parallel to the [1 2 3]direction.1) If slip occurs on the (111) plane, calculateall resolved shear stresses on this plane.2) if the yield point on the plane (111) is 148MPa, then what is the critical resolved shearstress of nickel?

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A tensile stress of 25.0 MPa is applied on a
single crystal of nickel oriented such that the
tensile stress is parallel to the [1 2 3]
direction.
1) If slip occurs on the (111) plane, calculate
all resolved shear stresses on this plane.
2) if the yield point on the plane (111) is 148
MPa, then what is the critical resolved shear
stress of nickel?

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