☐ please work out the stiffness matrix fortransversely isotropic elastic solids• Two symmetric planes and an isotropic planeOxy is theisotropic planeStep 1: Rotate Oxy along z by 90degreesStep 2: Rotate Oxy along z by pdegreesZER, WE5 IndependentElastic Constants

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☐ please work out the stiffness matrix for
transversely isotropic elastic solids
• Two symmetric planes and an isotropic plane
Oxy is the
isotropic plane
Step 1: Rotate Oxy along z by 90
degrees
Step 2: Rotate Oxy along z by p
degrees
ZER, WE
5 Independent
Elastic Constants

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