Problem 6. Consider the following stress state:[6 4 0112 0 ksi0a. Determine the corresponding strains if the Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio areequal to 10,000 ksi and 0.25, respectively.[0] = 4Lob.Determine the principal stresses.c. Determine the maximum shear stress.d. Determine the angle the axes need to be rotated around the z-axis to obtain themaximum shear Txy stress.e.Can this stress state be a result of a plane stress problem?f. Can this stress state be a result of a plane strain problem?

Given: σ=6404120006 ksi Young's Modulus ,E=10000 ksi Poisson Ratio ν=0.25

Problem 6. Consider the following stress state: [6 4 01 [a] 4 12 0 ksi Lo 0 6] Determine the corresponding strains if the Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio are equal to 10,000 ksi and 0.25, respectively. Determine the principal stresses. b. Determine the maximum shear stress. d. Determine the angle the axes need to be rotated around the z-axis to obtain the maximum shear Txy stress. e. Can this stress state be a result of a plane stress problem? f. Can this stress state be a result of a plane strain problem? ܤܤ

Problem 6. Consider the following stress state: [6 4 01 [a] 4 12 0 ksi Lo 0 6] Determine the corresponding strains if the Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio are equal to 10,000 ksi and 0.25, respectively. Determine the principal stresses. b. Determine the maximum shear stress. d. Determine the angle the axes need to be rotated around the z-axis to obtain the maximum shear Txy stress. e. Can this stress state be a result of a plane stress problem? f. Can this stress state be a result of a plane strain problem? ܤܤ

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