The major and minor principal stresses acting at a point are 50 Pa compression and 10 Pa compression, respectively. Draw the Mohr’s circle for this stress combination, and determine the magnitude of shear and normal stress on one of the planes where shear is a maximum.

The major and minor principal stresses acting at a point are 50 Pa compression and 10 Pa compression, respectively. Draw the Mohr’s circle for this stress combination, and determine the magnitude of shear and normal stress on one of the planes where shear is a maximum.

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