Q3: For the stresses at the point shown, find the followings: 1- The maximum shear stress. 2- The principal stresses and planes. 3- The stresses at the oblique which make an angle of 15° with the x-axis. 10.0 MPa 15 deg 5.00 MPa 20.0 M

Q3: For the stresses at the point shown, find the followings: 1- The maximum shear stress. 2- The principal stresses and planes. 3- The stresses at the oblique which make an angle of 15° with the x-axis. 10.0 MPa 15 deg 5.00 MPa 20.0 M

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Q3: For the stresses at the point shown, find the
followings:
1- The maximum shear stress.
2- The principal stresses and planes.
3- The stresses at the oblique which make an angle
of 15° with the x-axis.
10.0 MPa
15 deg
5.00 MPa
20.0 M

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