Given the following state of stress at a point in a continuum, 0 0 Ar₂ 0 0 - Br3 MPa, Ar₂ -Bra 0 [0] = where A and B are constants. Determine (a) the body force vector such that the stress tensor corresponds to an equilibrium state, (b) the three principal invariants of at the point x = Bê₂ + Aê3, (e) the principal stress components and the associated planes at the point x = Bê₂ + Aê3, and (d) the maximum shear stress and associated plane at the point x = Bê₂ + Aê3.

Given the following state of stress at a point in a continuum, 0 0 Ar₂ 0 0 - Br3 MPa, Ar₂ -Bra 0 [0] = where A and B are constants. Determine (a) the body force vector such that the stress tensor corresponds to an equilibrium state, (b) the three principal invariants of at the point x = Bê₂ + Aê3, (e) the principal stress components and the associated planes at the point x = Bê₂ + Aê3, and (d) the maximum shear stress and associated plane at the point x = Bê₂ + Aê3.

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