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Engineering, 04.07.2020 22:01 cathydaves

As an engineer who has just finished taking engineering materials course, your first task is to investigate the causes of an automobile accident. Your findings show that the right rear wheel has broken off at the axle. The axle is bent. The fracture surface reveals a Chevron pattern pointing toward the surface of the axle. Suggest a possible cause for the fracture and why?

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