- A biological tissue underwent tensile tests, subjected to the axial load P. a) Determine the average normal (ơ) and average shear stresses (t) acting over area section shown below(A’), which is oriented at angle 0 from the horizontal, as a function of 0 and vertical cross section A. b) Determine angle 0 where o=3 t.

- A biological tissue underwent tensile tests, subjected to the axial load P. a) Determine the average normal (ơ) and average shear stresses (t) acting over area section shown below(A’), which is oriented at angle 0 from the horizontal, as a function of 0 and vertical cross section A. b) Determine angle 0 where o=3 t.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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