When a thin cvlindrical shell is subjected to an internal pressure, the volumetric strain is (where ε1 = Hoop strain, and ε2 = Longitudinal strain)-A-2ε1 ε2B-2ε1 + ε2C-2ε2 ε1D-2ε2 + ε1-B-2ε1 + ε2

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When a thin cvlindrical shell is subjected to an internal pressure, the volumetric strain is (where &epsilon;1 = Hoop strain, and &epsilon;2 = Longitudinal strain)-A-2&epsilon;1 &epsilon;2B-2&epsilon;1 + &epsilon;2C-2&epsilon;2 &epsilon;1D-2&epsilon;2 + &epsilon;1-B-2&epsilon;1 + &epsilon;2

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B 2&epsilon;1 + &epsilon;2 Explanation: No answer description is available.

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When a thin cvlindrical shell is subjected to an internal pressure, the volumetric strain is (where ε₁ = Hoop strain, and ε₂ = Longitudinal strain)

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When a thin cvlindrical shell is subjected to an internal pressure, the volumetric strain is (where ε1 = Hoop strain, and ε2 = Longitudinal strain)

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When a thin cvlindrical shell is subjected to an internal pressure, the volumetric strain is (where ε₁ = Hoop strain, and ε₂ = Longitudinal strain)

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