Part A - Average normal strain along AC Determine the average normal strain (EAC)avg along AC after the load has been applied. Express the average normal strain in millimeters per millimeter to three significant figures. Part B - Average shear strain at A Determine the average shear strain \gamma xy at A relative to the x and y axes. Express the average shear strain in radians to three significant figures. Part C - Average shear strain at point C Determine the average shear strain \gamma xy at point C relative to the x and y axes after deformation. Express the average shear strain in radians to three significant figures.

Part A - Average normal strain along AC Determine the average normal strain (EAC)avg along AC after the load has been applied. Express the average normal strain in millimeters per millimeter to three significant figures. Part B - Average shear strain at A Determine the average shear strain \gamma xy at A relative to the x and y axes. Express the average shear strain in radians to three significant figures. Part C - Average shear strain at point C Determine the average shear strain \gamma xy at point C relative to the x and y axes after deformation. Express the average shear strain in radians to three significant figures.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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