100 N/mm? (tensile) op2If principle stress opi == 40 N/mm (compressive), then maximumshear stress will be:(a) 70 N/mm2(c) 30 N/mm?(e) 5 N/mm?(b) 50 N/mm?(d) 10 N/mm²

Given, Maximum principal stress = σp1 = 100 N/mm2 (Tensile) = 100 N/mm2 Minimum principal stress =…

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If principle stress opi = 100 N/mm (tensile) op2 = 40 N/mm (compressive), then maximum shear stress will be: (a) 70 N/mm (c) 30 N/mm2 (e) 5 N/mm? (b) 50 N/mm? (d) 10 N/mm?