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At what depth will pressure in a straight cylindrical powder compact of 10 mm diameter become

(i) zero, and
(ii) one-half of the punch pressure?
Assume that the powders are being compacted using single-action compaction. Given: radial-to-axial stress ratio=0.5, friction coefficient=0.3.

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