The stresses shown act at a point in a stressed body. The stress magnitudes are S, = 75 MPa and S, = 225 MPa, acting in the directions indicated in the figure. Using the equilibrium equation approach, determine the normal and shear stresses at this point on the inclined plane shown. Assume ß = 46°. ↑ Answer: Sn = MPa MPa

The stresses shown act at a point in a stressed body. The stress magnitudes are S, = 75 MPa and S, = 225 MPa, acting in the directions indicated in the figure. Using the equilibrium equation approach, determine the normal and shear stresses at this point on the inclined plane shown. Assume ß = 46°. ↑ Answer: Sn = MPa MPa

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