7. Determine the normal stresses onthe plane whose normal is at 35° withthe x-axis.a. 50.65 MPab. 70.48 MPad. 75.00 MPaC. 25.00 MPa8. Determine the normal stresses onthe plane whose normal is at 35° withthe x-axis.LAa. 50.65 MPac. 25.00 MPab. 70.48 MPad. 75.00 MPa9. Determine the shear stresses on theplane whose normal is at 35° with the x-axis.a. 50.65 MPac. 25.00 MPaPAb. 70.48 MPad. 75.00 MPa SITUATION IIIIn a stressed body, the principalstresses are fx=100 MPa, fy= -50 MPa

To find normal and shear stress

7. Determine the normal stresses on the plane whose normal is at 35° with the x-axis. a. 50.65 MPa b. 70.48 MPa C. 25.00 MPa d. 75.00 MPa 8. Determine the normal stresses on the plane whose normal is at 35° with the x-axis. a. 50.65 MPa b. 70.48 MPa c. 25.00 MPa d. 75.00 MPa 9. Determine the shear stresses on th plane whose normal is at 35° with the axis. PA a. 50.65 MPa b. 70.48 MPa

7. Determine the normal stresses on the plane whose normal is at 35° with the x-axis. a. 50.65 MPa b. 70.48 MPa C. 25.00 MPa d. 75.00 MPa 8. Determine the normal stresses on the plane whose normal is at 35° with the x-axis. a. 50.65 MPa b. 70.48 MPa c. 25.00 MPa d. 75.00 MPa 9. Determine the shear stresses on th plane whose normal is at 35° with the axis. PA a. 50.65 MPa b. 70.48 MPa

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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