Determine: 1. The traction acting on a plane with unit normal vector n=1/2*e_1+1/2*e_2+1/(sqrt(2))*e_3 2. The shear stress and regular stress that this plane is subject

Determine: 1. The traction acting on a plane with unit normal vector n=1/2e_1+1/2e_2+1/(sqrt(2))*e_3 2. The shear stress and regular stress that this plane is subject

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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1. The traction acting on a plane with unit normal vector n=1/2*e_1+1/2*e_2+1/(sqrt(2))*e_3
2. The shear stress and regular stress that this plane is subject to

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