Problem 1: Given the 2D states of plane stress below, determine the principal stresses (0₁, 0₂) and the maximum shear stress (Tmax). Show your work. Ox ºy Txy 90 MPa -30 MPa 15 MPa 90 MPa 180 MPa 60 MPa 0 MPa -40 MPa 120 MPa 01 02 03 Tmax

Problem 1: Given the 2D states of plane stress below, determine the principal stresses (0₁, 0₂) and the maximum shear stress (Tmax). Show your work. Ox ºy Txy 90 MPa -30 MPa 15 MPa 90 MPa 180 MPa 60 MPa 0 MPa -40 MPa 120 MPa 01 02 03 Tmax

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