P= 2 MPa K= 3 MPa B ñ = РА K P (MPa) 2 + k =i+ √6 √6 √6 C a-)Find the principal normal stresses and the direction of the greatest stress for the stress state in the figure. b-)The outer unit normal vector of the ABC plane is given below; K (MPa) y according to this Calculate the normal stress and shear stress on this surface.

P= 2 MPa K= 3 MPa B ñ = РА K P (MPa) 2 + k =i+ √6 √6 √6 C a-)Find the principal normal stresses and the direction of the greatest stress for the stress state in the figure. b-)The outer unit normal vector of the ABC plane is given below; K (MPa) y according to this Calculate the normal stress and shear stress on this surface.

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