Normal stress = 32.9 MPa (T)Normal stress = 62.9 MPa (T)| Normal stress = 92.9 MPai (C)| Normal stress = 122.9 MPa (C)| Shear stress = 19.0 MPa CWShear stress = 19.0 MPa CCWShear stress = 71.0 MPa CWShear stress = 71.0 MPa CCW 60 MPa60°90 MPaFor the given state of stress, determine: 1. the normal stress and 2. the shearingstress exerted on the oblique face of the shaded triangular wedge shown.Draw wedge, x-axis, x'-axis and determine 0. Choose one answer for each ofthe 2 questions.

stress along y axis = -60 MPa Shear stress = -90 Mpa angle = - 600

For the given state of stress, determine: 1. the normal stress and 2. the shearing stress exerted on the oblique face of the shaded triangular wedge shown. Draw wedge, x-axis, x'-axis and determine 0. Choose one answer for each of the 2 questions.

For the given state of stress, determine: 1. the normal stress and 2. the shearing stress exerted on the oblique face of the shaded triangular wedge shown. Draw wedge, x-axis, x'-axis and determine 0. Choose one answer for each of the 2 questions.

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Normal stress = 32.9 MPa (T)
Normal stress = 62.9 MPa (T)
| Normal stress = 92.9 MPai (C)
| Normal stress = 122.9 MPa (C)
| Shear stress = 19.0 MPa CW
Shear stress = 19.0 MPa CCW
Shear stress = 71.0 MPa CW
Shear stress = 71.0 MPa CCW

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For the given state of stress, determine: 1. the normal stress and 2. the shearing
stress exerted on the oblique face of the shaded triangular wedge shown.
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