Answer :
The compressive stress is [tex]500Ib/in^2[/tex]
How to determine the value
The formula that is used for calculating compressive stress is expressed as;
Stress = Load/Area
The area of the concrete cylinder can be calculated as area of a circle written as;
Area = πr²
Where r is the radius and π takes the constant value of 3.14
From the information given, we have that the diameter of the cylinder is 6
but diameter = 2 radius
then, we get;
Radius = 3 inches.
Substitute the value, we get;
Area = π × 3²
Find the square
Area = 28. 26 square inches
Compressive stress = Load/Area
= 141,300 / 28. 26
Divide the value
= [tex]500Ib/in^2[/tex]
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