Please help. Do not just guess. Prove your answer. I will give a good feedback. thank you :) Stress Transformation & Mohrs CircleConsider a stress point in a structural member that is subjected to plane stress. Normal and shearstresses acting on horizontal and vertical planes at the point are shown90 MPQ30 MFa60 MTGDetermine the principal stress ơp1108.5 MPa33.5 MPаd. None of the aboveа.C.b. 41.5 MPа2.Determine the principal stress ơp2а. 108.5 МPаb. 41.5 MPa33.5 MPaNone of the aboveC.d.Determine the principal stress Tabs max108.5 MPa33.5 MPаd. None of the aboveа.С.b. 41.5 MPа

Given data: σx=60 MPaσy=90 MPaτxy=30 MPa Need to determine the principal stresses and maximum shear…

Stress Transformation & Mohrs Circle Consider a stress point in a structural member that is subjected to plane stress. Normal and shear stresses acting on horizontal and vertical planes at the point are shown 90 MPQ 30 MPQ 60 MPG Determine the principal stress ơp1 108.5 MPa b. - с. 33.5 МPа d. None of the above а. 41.5 MPа 2. Determine the principal stress ơp2 108.5 MPa 41.5 MPa а. С. 33.5 MPa b. d. None of the above - 2. Determine the principal stress Tabs max c. 33.5 MPa d. None of the above a. 108.5 MPa b. 41.5 MPa

Stress Transformation & Mohrs Circle Consider a stress point in a structural member that is subjected to plane stress. Normal and shear stresses acting on horizontal and vertical planes at the point are shown 90 MPQ 30 MPQ 60 MPG Determine the principal stress ơp1 108.5 MPa b. - с. 33.5 МPа d. None of the above а. 41.5 MPа 2. Determine the principal stress ơp2 108.5 MPa 41.5 MPa а. С. 33.5 MPa b. d. None of the above - 2. Determine the principal stress Tabs max c. 33.5 MPa d. None of the above a. 108.5 MPa b. 41.5 MPa

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