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Determine the stress components acting on the inclined plane AB in if:
normal stressy = 61MPa
shear stressxy = -25 MPa
solve the problem using the method of equilibrium.
Find normal stress x' =?
find shear stress x'y' =?
I have a question regarding the answer you provided.
The shear stress is -25MPa. You used a positive 25MPa
in the solution. Why is that?
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