A piston-cylinder has a force F₁ applied to it. The circumferential stress in the cylinder cannot exceedOmax = 6 MPa.Hint:1. Pressure =FAreaP =F₁F₁-OGValues for the figure are given in the following table. Note the figure may not be to scale.VariableValueT'inner44 mmt1.25 mmr1a. Determine the max pressure that the piston-cylinder can withstand, P.b. Determine the magnitude of max force that can be exerted on the piston to not exceed omax, F1.kPaN

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Determine the max pressure that the piston-cylinder can withstand, P. Determine the magnitude of max force that can be exerted on the piston to not exceed omax, F1.

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