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The strain components at a point in a body are given as: Exx = 12 ms, Eyy = 4 ms, and engineering shear strain Yxy = -6 ms In the above, "ms" stands for millistrain or mm/m (a) Determine the magnitude of the principal strains, using Mohr's circle. (b) Determine the angle that the major principal strain makes from the x direction, using Mohr's circle. (c) Determine the maximum shear strain magnitude and its orientation from the x direction, using Mohr's circle.

The strain components at a point in a body are given as: Exx = 12 ms, Eyy = 4 ms, and engineering shear strain Yxy = -6 ms In the above, "ms" stands for millistrain or mm/m (a) Determine the magnitude of the principal strains, using Mohr's circle. (b) Determine the angle that the major principal strain makes from the x direction, using Mohr's circle. (c) Determine the maximum shear strain magnitude and its orientation from the x direction, using Mohr's circle.

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The strain components at a point in a body are given as: Exx = 12 ms, Eyy = 4 ms, and engineering shear strain Yxy = -6 ms In the above, "ms" stands for millistrain or mm/m (a) Determine the magnitude of the principal strains, using Mohr's circle. (b) Determine the angle that the major principal strain makes from the x direction, using Mohr's circle. (c) Determine the maximum shear strain magnitude and its orientation from the x direction, using Mohr's circle.
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