A thin square plate PQRS is symmetrically deformed into the shape shown by the dashed lines in the figure. Assume d = 255 mm, d₁=256.1 mm, and d₂ = 253.6 mm. For the deformed plate, determine (a) the normal strain of diagonal QS. (b) the shear strain Yxy at corner P. d₂ d Answer: dos = i d₁ Undeformed Calculate the deformation of diagonal QS. -Deformed X mm

A thin square plate PQRS is symmetrically deformed into the shape shown by the dashed lines in the figure. Assume d = 255 mm, d₁=256.1 mm, and d₂ = 253.6 mm. For the deformed plate, determine (a) the normal strain of diagonal QS. (b) the shear strain Yxy at corner P. d₂ d Answer: dos = i d₁ Undeformed Calculate the deformation of diagonal QS. -Deformed X mm

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