Problem 3. The strain rosette shown has angles 0, = 0° (aligned with the x-axis),0, = 60°, and 0, = 120°, We attach it to a body and then load the body. The strainmmrosette reports the following values: E = 500µ, E, =1200µ, and ɛ.100µ-mRecall for a delta rosette:Ex = Ea%3D1Ey3=(26, +26, - 8.)%3D2Yy = JaSketch Mohr's Circle for Strain. Indicate the followingY Max20,, &,, E2, and-InPlaneon your sketch the followinge2Determine the following:E2.Op.YMaxInPlane

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Sketch Mohr's Circle for Strain. Indicate the following Y Max InPlane on your sketch the following 20,, ɛ,, E2, and- 2

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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