7 MPaQuestion 1Figure Q.1 shows a timber block subjected to normalhorizontal pressure of 3 MPa and normal verticalpressure of 7 MPa.Determine :(a) Normal stress and shear stress on an element60°3 MPaAA in the timber block(b) The maximum and minimum (absolute) shearstress in the timber block.V 7 MPa

ure Q.1 shows a timber block subjected to normal zontal pressure of 3 MPa and normal vertical ssure of 7 MPa. ermine : (a) Normal stress and shear stress on an element A in the timber block (b) The maximum and minimum (absolute) shear

ure Q.1 shows a timber block subjected to normal zontal pressure of 3 MPa and normal vertical ssure of 7 MPa. ermine : (a) Normal stress and shear stress on an element A in the timber block (b) The maximum and minimum (absolute) shear

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