A component is subjected to varying tensile stresses such that maximum stress = 50 MPa and minimum stress = 10 MPa. It is made of the material having yield stress = 300 MPa and endurance stress = 100 MPa. According to the Soderberg criteria, the factor of safety will be:

A component is subjected to varying tensile stresses such that maximum

1.	A component is subjected to varying tensile stresses such that maximum stress = 50 MPa and minimum stress = 10 MPa. It is made of the material having yield stress = 300 MPa and endurance stress = 100 MPa. According to the Soderberg criteria, the factor of safety will be:
A.	2
B.	2.5
C.	3.33
D.	4
Answer» D. 4

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