Consider the following Erie stress function. For how much C2 can this function be back as a stress function? Ps= C1 X²y³ + C2 YS C2 = - C1 /2 .a O C2 = C1 /8 .b O C2 = -2C, /5 .c O C2 = - C1 /5 .d O

Consider the following Erie stress function. For how much C2 can this function be back as a stress function? Ps= C1 X²y³ + C2 YS C2 = - C1 /2 .a O C2 = C1 /8 .b O C2 = -2C, /5 .c O C2 = - C1 /5 .d O

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|Consider the following Erie stress
| function. For how much C2 can this
function be back as a stress function?
Os= C1 X?Y3 + C2 YS
C2 = - C1 /2 .a O
%3D
C2 = C1 / 8 .b O
C2 = -2C, /5 .c O
%3D
C2 = - C1 /5 .d O

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