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The document contains two questions about calculating stresses on thin pressure vessels when subjected to internal pressures. The first question asks about determining the dimensions and maximum shear stress on a cylinder with given length, diameter, thickness, and internal pressure. The second question asks about calculating the radial pressure, hoop stress, and change in volume on a spherical shell with a given diameter, thickness, added water volume, and material properties when filled with water at a given pressure.
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