Prob. 2.13-8. A. thin, rectangular plate is subjected to a uni- form biaxial state of stress (,,a,). All other components of stress are zero. The initial dimensions of the plate are L = 4 in. and Ly = 2 in., but after the loading is applied, the dimen- sions are L = 4.00176 in., and L=2.00344 in. If it is known that σ₂ = 10 ksi and E= 10 x 10³ ksi, (a) what is the value of Poisson's ratio? (b) What is the value of σ,? O₂ = 10 ksl -X

Prob. 2.13-8. A. thin, rectangular plate is subjected to a uni- form biaxial state of stress (,,a,). All other components of stress are zero. The initial dimensions of the plate are L = 4 in. and Ly = 2 in., but after the loading is applied, the dimen- sions are L = 4.00176 in., and L=2.00344 in. If it is known that σ₂ = 10 ksi and E= 10 x 10³ ksi, (a) what is the value of Poisson's ratio? (b) What is the value of σ,? O₂ = 10 ksl -X

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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