AВ Determine the normal and shear stress on the plane AB shown in Fig. P.14.4 wheni. a=60°, 6x=54 N/mm², o, =30 N/mm², T,=5 N/mm²;ii. a=120°, o̟=-60 N/mm², o,=– 36 N/mm², t,=5 N/mm².Ans. (i) on- 52.3 N/mm², r- 7.9 N/mm²;(ii) on =-58.3 N/mm², 1=7.9 N/mm2.

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Determine the normal and shear stress on the plane AB shown in Fig. P.14.4 when i. a=60°, ox=54 N/mm², o,= 30 N/mm², t.y=5 N/mm²; ii. a=120°, o,=-60 N/mm², o,=-36 N/mm², 7y=5 N/mm². Ans. (i) on- 52.3 N/mm², 1-7.9 N/mm²; (ii) o,=-58.3 N/mm?, 7=7.9 N/mm².

Determine the normal and shear stress on the plane AB shown in Fig. P.14.4 when i. a=60°, ox=54 N/mm², o,= 30 N/mm², t.y=5 N/mm²; ii. a=120°, o,=-60 N/mm², o,=-36 N/mm², 7y=5 N/mm². Ans. (i) on- 52.3 N/mm², 1-7.9 N/mm²; (ii) o,=-58.3 N/mm?, 7=7.9 N/mm².

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