Please see attached pic. Q3 [Total 2 marks] The 3-dimensional state of strain at a material point in x, y, zcoordinates is given by:EXXyx[ε ] = ε,ΕπιExxyE.Ex2yyEyzεπΕπ0 00= 0 -1 -3*1040-35(a) Calculate the characteristic equation and determine the principal strains for thethree-dimensional state of strain [1 mark];(b) Calculate the volumetric strain and the deviatoric strain invariants [1 mark].

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