Consider a hollow circular shaft of inner radius r; = 1.25 inch and outer radius of ro = 1.50in, subjected to the following loads Fx = 100 lb, Fy = 150 lb, and F₂ = 100 lb. Determine the state of stress (3x3 matrix) and the principal stresses at point p. Report your answers in psi to one decimal place. Note the figure is not to scale.

Consider a hollow circular shaft of inner radius r; = 1.25 inch and outer radius of ro = 1.50in, subjected to the following loads Fx = 100 lb, Fy = 150 lb, and F₂ = 100 lb. Determine the state of stress (3x3 matrix) and the principal stresses at point p. Report your answers in psi to one decimal place. Note the figure is not to scale.

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