UV= 21 plane stress:The point in a material is subjected to the state of generalizedUV10in MPa, where UV are the last two digits of your student number.O=160+ ₂0₁=130, 100 and σ₂ = -90,xy=(a) Find the three principal stresses, 0₁, 02 and 03,(b) Obtain the maximum shear stress at this point in the x-y plane.(c) Obtain the absolute maximum shear stress at this point.(d) Determine whether the material is yielded. Assume the material is steel havingyielding stress Oy = 250 MPa.

plane stress: The point in a material is subjected to the state of generalized UV O=160+. 10 in MPa, where UV are the last two digits of your student number. ,0₁ = 130,ty=100 and o₂ = -90, (a) Find the three principal stresses, 0₁, 0₂ and 039 (b) Obtain the maximum shear stress at this point in the x-y plane. (c) Obtain the absolute maximum shear stress at this point. (d) Determine whether the material is yielded. Assume the material is steel having yielding stress Oy = 250 MPa.

plane stress: The point in a material is subjected to the state of generalized UV O=160+. 10 in MPa, where UV are the last two digits of your student number. ,0₁ = 130,ty=100 and o₂ = -90, (a) Find the three principal stresses, 0₁, 0₂ and 039 (b) Obtain the maximum shear stress at this point in the x-y plane. (c) Obtain the absolute maximum shear stress at this point. (d) Determine whether the material is yielded. Assume the material is steel having yielding stress Oy = 250 MPa.

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