In a 2-D body, normal stress ox =-10 MPa, oy =-10 MPa, and shear stress Txy = 8 MPa. Draw the Mohr circle and determine the principal stresses, principal planes, maximum shear stresses and their planes.

In a 2-D body, normal stress ox =-10 MPa, oy =-10 MPa, and shear stress Txy = 8 MPa. Draw the Mohr circle and determine the principal stresses, principal planes, maximum shear stresses and their planes.

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