A carbon fiber bundle containing 2000 parallel filaments is being tested in tension. The filament length is 100 mm. The strength distribution of individual filaments is described in Problem P2.5. Compare the mean filament strength and the mean fiber bundle strength. Schematically show the tensile stress–strain diagram of the carbon fiber bundle and compare it with that of the carbon filament. (Note: For a ¼ 6.58, G 1 þ 1 a ffi 0:93.)

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A carbon fiber bundle containing 2000 parallel filaments is being
tested in tension. The filament length is 100 mm. The strength
distribution of individual filaments is described in Problem P2.5.
Compare the mean filament strength and the mean fiber bundle
strength. Schematically show the tensile stress–strain diagram of the
carbon fiber bundle and compare it with that of the carbon filament. (Note: For a ¼ 6.58, G 1 þ 1
a

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    please attach the image of question and all details about the mentioned problem we can’t solve without these details

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    A carbon fiber bundle containing 2000 parallel filaments is being tested in tension. The filament length is 100 mm. The strength distribution of individual filaments is described in Problem P2.5. Compare the mean filament strength and the mean fiber bundle strength. Schematically show the tensile stress–strain diagram of the carbon fiber bundle and compare it with that of the carbon filament. (Note: For a ¼ 6.58, G 1 þ 1 a ffi 0:93.)

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