b) What is the orientation of maximum shear strain, 0s, as measured from the positive x-axis?0s =degreesc) What is the corresponding value for maximum shear strain, Ymax?Ymax =Part TwoConsider that the strain of state is homogenous (the same at all locations), and the block has original dimensions:wo 140 mm (width is dimension along the x-direction)• do = 35 mm (depth is dimension along the y-direction)What is the change in dimensions of the block measured along the x and y directions after deformation? (Assume positive is extension and include a negative if contracting)a) Change in width: Aw=b) Change in depth: Ad=Hint: Consider the definition of average normal strain, and the value of normal strains in the block in the x and y directions.You may neglect the shear deformation in the above calculations.mmmm Question 3 - Strain TransformationThe state of strain at a point in a rectangular block of material using an x-y coordinate system is given by:• €xx = 51×10-4€yy = 18 ×10-4Yxy=-4x10-4●●Part Onea) Which element below best represents the deformed element due to the state of strain in the x-y plane?62B)D)D)F)Hint: Consider the relative magnitude and sign of each component of strain

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The state of strain at a point in a rectangular block of material using an x-y coordinate system is given by: • €xx = 51x10-4 €yy = 18 ×10-4 • Yxy=-4x10-4 ● Part One a) Which element below best represents the deformed element due to the state of strain in the x-y plane?

The state of strain at a point in a rectangular block of material using an x-y coordinate system is given by: • €xx = 51x10-4 €yy = 18 ×10-4 • Yxy=-4x10-4 ● Part One a) Which element below best represents the deformed element due to the state of strain in the x-y plane?

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