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Figure 1 2. A wooden column is experienced 5 kN tensile load as shown in Figure 2. The cross secti column is 30 mm x 30 mm. What is the normal stress and shear stress in the inclined plan- which angle of e the shear stress is maximum? Find the maximum shear stress. (watch th Lecture on Stress) 5 kN Figure 2 5 kN 3. F1-1. (Page 16); 10th Edition of Mechanics of Materials by Hibbeler

Figure 1 2. A wooden column is experienced 5 kN tensile load as shown in Figure 2. The cross secti column is 30 mm x 30 mm. What is the normal stress and shear stress in the inclined plan- which angle of e the shear stress is maximum? Find the maximum shear stress. (watch th Lecture on Stress) 5 kN Figure 2 5 kN 3. F1-1. (Page 16); 10th Edition of Mechanics of Materials by Hibbeler

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Figure 1 2. A wooden column is experienced 5 kN tensile load as shown in Figure 2. The cross section of the column is 30 mm x 30 mm. What is the normal stress and shear stress in the inclined plane, 0=30°. At which angle of e the shear stress is maximum? Find the maximum shear stress. (watch the video Lecture on Stress) 5 kN mm m 2 Figure 2 5 kN 3. F1-1. (Page 16); 10th Edition of Mechanics of Materials by Hibbeler
Transcribed Image Text:Figure 1 2. A wooden column is experienced 5 kN tensile load as shown in Figure 2. The cross section of the column is 30 mm x 30 mm. What is the normal stress and shear stress in the inclined plane, 0=30°. At which angle of e the shear stress is maximum? Find the maximum shear stress. (watch the video Lecture on Stress) 5 kN mm m 2 Figure 2 5 kN 3. F1-1. (Page 16); 10th Edition of Mechanics of Materials by Hibbeler
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