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A liquid of volumetric thermal expansion coefficient = `gamma` and bulk modulus B is filled in a spherical tank of negligible heat expansion coefficient its radius R and wall thickness is t `(tleleR)` when the temperature of the liquid is raised by theta the tensile stress developed in the walls of th tank is:

A

`BgammathetaR//2t`

B

`BgammathetaR//t`

C

`2BgammathetaR//t`

D

`BgammathetaR//4t`

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The correct Answer is:
A

`DeltaV=VthetaY,DeltaV/V=Ytheta`
stress`=((DeltaV)/V)B`
`DeltaP=YthetaB`
`F/(piR^(2))=YthetaB`
`F=YthetaB(piR^(2))`
tensile stress`=F/(2piRt)=(YthetaB)/(2piRt)`
tensil stree `=((YthetaBR)/(2t))`
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