Please show the load analysis, stress analysis, stress element, principal stresses, design region/equation, and material properties. Thank you in advance The cantilevered tube shown in the figure is subjected to bendingload of F = 4 kN, axial tension of P = 10 kN, and torsional load of%3DT200 N. m. The tube has outer diameter of 40 mm and wall thickness%3Dof 8 mm. If the tube is made of ASTM Class 30 Gray cast iron,determine the factor of safety.120 mmAFLoad AnalysisStress AnalysisStress ElementPrincipal StressesDesign Region/EquationMaterial Properties

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The cantilevered tube shown in the figure is subjected to bending load of F = 4 kN, axial tension of P = 10 kN, and torsional load of T = 200 N. m. The tube has outer diameter of 40 mm and wall thickness of 8 mm. If the tube is made of ASTM Class 30 Gray cast iron, determine the factor of safety. %3D

The cantilevered tube shown in the figure is subjected to bending load of F = 4 kN, axial tension of P = 10 kN, and torsional load of T = 200 N. m. The tube has outer diameter of 40 mm and wall thickness of 8 mm. If the tube is made of ASTM Class 30 Gray cast iron, determine the factor of safety. %3D

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