A thin plate of uniform thickness is subject to pressure as shown in the figure below O Ľ Under the assumption of plane stress, which one of the following is correct? (A) Normal stress is zero in the z-direction (B) Normal stress is tensile in the z-direction (C) Normal stress is compressive in the z-direction (D) Normal stress varies in the z-direction

A thin plate of uniform thickness is subject to pressure as shown in the figure below O Ľ Under the assumption of plane stress, which one of the following is correct? (A) Normal stress is zero in the z-direction (B) Normal stress is tensile in the z-direction (C) Normal stress is compressive in the z-direction (D) Normal stress varies in the z-direction

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