QUESTION 2: For the state of stress shown in the figure, use stress transformation equations to determine: a) The principal stresses and their orientation. b) The maximum shear stress and its orientation. c) The state of stress when the element is rotated by 50 degrees in the clockwise direction. 80 MPa

QUESTION 2: For the state of stress shown in the figure, use stress transformation equations to determine: a) The principal stresses and their orientation. b) The maximum shear stress and its orientation. c) The state of stress when the element is rotated by 50 degrees in the clockwise direction. 80 MPa

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