An element is subjected to plane stresses as shown in Figure Q1. (i) Determine the normal stress and shear stress acting on the plane that is inclined at 20° as shown in the figure. (ii) Determine the principle major and minor stress and the orientation of the plane where the stresses acting. (iii)Determine the maximum shear stress and the orientation of the plane. 10 N/mm² 30 N/mm² 50 N/mm² 2007 50 N/mm² 30 N/mm² 10 N/mm²

An element is subjected to plane stresses as shown in Figure Q1. (i) Determine the normal stress and shear stress acting on the plane that is inclined at 20° as shown in the figure. (ii) Determine the principle major and minor stress and the orientation of the plane where the stresses acting. (iii)Determine the maximum shear stress and the orientation of the plane. 10 N/mm² 30 N/mm² 50 N/mm² 2007 50 N/mm² 30 N/mm² 10 N/mm²

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