Discussion
With a Paris exponent of \( 3 \), doubling the stress intensity range multiplies the crack growth rate by
Answer: A
The Paris law gives the growth rate as a constant times the range raised to the exponent, so \( 2^3 = 8 \). A modest increase in stress therefore has a dramatic effect on crack growth life, far more than on static margin.
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