Q1/ Find1- Find principle stresses (61 and 62) angle of rotation and draw2- Txy-max then draw the element with stresses3- If the element is rotated in Ø find the stressesand then draw the element with stresses°X = 50OX = 40Txy = -208(cw) = 15Txy0x

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Q1/ Find 1- Find principle stresses (61 and 62) angle of rotation and draw 2- Txy-max then draw the element with stresses 3- If the element is rotated in Ø find the stresses and then draw the element with stresses °X = 50 OX = 40 Txy = -20 8(cw) = 15 Txy 0x