Question 4 1 pts You are in charge of strength testing a specific ceramic in bending...

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Question 4 1 pts You are in charge of strength testing a specific ceramic in bending but a miscommunication made it so that the samples from a new batch are two times thicker and twice as long. If these are made of the same material, how does that affect the load needed to break the new samples? It remains the same It is eight times larger It is four times larger It is two times larger The following picture illustrates the profile of stress through the cross section of a sample of temperred glass. Identify the stress state present in zone 1, zone 2, and zone 3, respectively. The answer will be in the format of stress state of zone 1, stress state of zone 2, stress state of zone 3. Layer Thickness Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 103.4 34.4 34.4 103.4 Glass Stress MPa Profile of Stress in Tempered Glass chemical tension, thermal compression, chemical tension tension, compression, tension compression, tension, compression compression, equilibrium, tension Question 4 1 pts You are in charge of strength testing a specific ceramic in bending but a miscommunication made it so that the samples from a new batch are two times thicker and twice as long. If these are made of the same material, how does that affect the load needed to break the new samples? It remains the same It is eight times larger It is four times larger It is two times larger The following picture illustrates the profile of stress through the cross section of a sample of temperred glass. Identify the stress state present in zone 1, zone 2, and zone 3, respectively. The answer will be in the format of stress state of zone 1, stress state of zone 2, stress state of zone 3. Layer Thickness Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 103.4 34.4 34.4 103.4 Glass Stress MPa Profile of Stress in Tempered Glass chemical tension, thermal compression, chemical tension tension, compression, tension compression, tension, compression compression, equilibrium, tension