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A state of stress at a point is the result of two separate actions; one produces the pure shear of 35 MPa shown in figur
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- A State Of Stress At A Point Is The Result Of Two Separate Actions One Produces The Pure Shear Of 35 Mpa Shown In Figur 1 (156.4 KiB) Viewed 26 times
A state of stress at a point is the result of two separate actions; one produces the pure shear of 35 MPa shown in figure A and the other produces the pure shear of 30 MPa shown in figure B. 35 MPa 65.00 MPa 20.00 MPa 50.00 MPa -X 12.50 MPa Figure A 35 MPa Calculate the resultant shearing stress by rotating the state of stress in figure B to coincide with that in figure A so that the stresses can be superimposed and added directly Select the correct response 30 MPa 9 30° + Figure B 30 MPa