For the given state of stress of element A,strictly using Mohr's Circle perform thefollowing:plane 11plane 26 =40 MPa30°plane 330°-20/3 МРаT=40 MPaplane 4...18.435°a) Draw its MOHRS circleb) Determine the principal stressesOp1=Op2=Op3=c) Determine the maximum shear stressTmax=d) Determine the stresses on the horizontal& vertical planesOH=Oy=THV=

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