GATE ME 2023 Set 1 — Question 40

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The figure shows a thin-walled open-top cylindrical vessel of radius rr and wall thickness tt. The vessel is held along the brim and contains a constant-density liquid to height hh from the base. Neglect atmospheric pressure, the weight of the vessel and bending stresses in the vessel walls.
Which one of the plots depicts qualitatively CORRECT dependence of the magnitudes of axial wall stress (σ1\sigma_1) and circumferential wall stress (σ2\sigma_2) on yy?
A thin-walled cylindrical vessel of radius r and thickness t, held at the brim, filled with liquid to height h. A coordinate y is defined as depth from the brim.
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