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The rod has a diameter of 40 mm. It is subjected to the force system Fx=1100 N, Fy=500 N, Fz=900 N.
A) Determine the normal stress that acts at point A.
B) Determine the shear stress (τA)xy that acts at point A.
C)Determine the shear stress (τA)xz that acts at point A.
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