A) Show the following on Mohr's stress circle:1-The value of direct stress in the plane of the maximum Shear stress.2-The angle of the maximum shear stress.3-The value of the shear stress on the principal plane.B) The direct stresses in two mutually perpendicular directions are 50 MN/m² (compressive)and 200 MN/m² (tensile) accompanied by shear stresses of intensity 100 MN/m² clockwiseon effect on the plane carrying 200 MN/m² stress. Using Mohr's Stress Circle, find theprincipal stresses, maximum shear stress, and their planes, the normal and tangentialstresses on plane inclined 30 clockwise to the planes of the 50 MN/m² direct stresses. Whatis the shear stress which acting alone that produce the same maximum principal stress.

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A) Show the following on Mohr's stress circle: 1-The value of direct stress in the plane of the maximum Shear stress. 2-The angle of the maximum shear stress. 3-The value of the shear stress on the principal plane. B) The direct stresses in two mutually perpendicular directions are 50 MN/m² (compressive) and 200 MN/m2 (tensile) accompanied by shear stresses of intensity 100 MN/m2 clockwise on effect on the plane carrying 200 MN/m² stress. Using Mohr's Stress Circle, find the principal stresses, maximum shear stress, and their planes, the normal and tangential stresses on plane inclined 30 clockwise to the planes of the 50 MN/m² direct stresses. What is the shear stress which acting alone that produce the same maximum principal stress.

A) Show the following on Mohr's stress circle: 1-The value of direct stress in the plane of the maximum Shear stress. 2-The angle of the maximum shear stress. 3-The value of the shear stress on the principal plane. B) The direct stresses in two mutually perpendicular directions are 50 MN/m² (compressive) and 200 MN/m2 (tensile) accompanied by shear stresses of intensity 100 MN/m2 clockwise on effect on the plane carrying 200 MN/m² stress. Using Mohr's Stress Circle, find the principal stresses, maximum shear stress, and their planes, the normal and tangential stresses on plane inclined 30 clockwise to the planes of the 50 MN/m² direct stresses. What is the shear stress which acting alone that produce the same maximum principal stress.

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