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It is required to punch a hole of diameter $10 m m$ on a sheet of thickness $3 m m$ , The shear strength of the work material is $420 M P a$ . The required punch force is

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19.78 k N

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39.58 k N

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98.9 k N

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395.6 k N

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Solution

The correct option is B $39.58 k N$
Punch force $= π d t τ$
$= π \times 10 \times 3 \times 420 = 39.58 k N$

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