Discussion
If that panel's width is halved to \( 50 \) mm at the same thickness, its buckling stress becomes
Answer: B
The stress varies with the square of thickness over width, so halving the width multiplies it by four, giving about 414 MPa. In practice the panel would yield or cripple first, which is why very close stringer pitches bring diminishing returns.
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