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Txy
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σχ
Transcribed Image Text:The state of stress at a point in a member
is shown on the element in (Figure 1).
Solve the problem using the stress
transformation equations. Take ox = 1.8
ksi, oy = 2.0 ksi, τxy = 2.8 ksi in the
directions shown.
Determine the normal stress component
acting on the inclined plane AB
Determine the shear stress component
acting on the inclined plane AB
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