A strain gage rosette has been placed on a solid member as shown in in the figure to perform stress analysis on a mechanical system. The given values of strain has been obtained. E = 121x1- E2 = 304x10- E3 = 203x10-6 Material properties of the solid body are, E = 207 Gpa and v = 0.29. For this case, calculate normal and shear stress values which occurs on the body.

A strain gage rosette has been placed on a solid member as shown in in the figure to perform stress analysis on a mechanical system. The given values of strain has been obtained. E = 121x1- E2 = 304x10- E3 = 203x10-6 Material properties of the solid body are, E = 207 Gpa and v = 0.29. For this case, calculate normal and shear stress values which occurs on the body.

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