The articular Cartilage is subjected to plane stress with normal stresses ox , o, and shear stress Txy, as shown in the figure. At a counterclockwise angle e = 30° from the x-axis, the normal stress is 3 MPa tension, and at an angle e = 50°, it is 2 MPa compression. Find the principals stresses. Ty 0, =10 MPa

The articular Cartilage is subjected to plane stress with normal stresses ox , o, and shear stress Txy, as shown in the figure. At a counterclockwise angle e = 30° from the x-axis, the normal stress is 3 MPa tension, and at an angle e = 50°, it is 2 MPa compression. Find the principals stresses. Ty 0, =10 MPa

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