The state of a plane strain at a point has the components &x500 (10-5), ɛy = 250 (10-6)and Yxy= 200 (10-6). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain.Select one:E1 = 535 (10 ), e2 = -215 (10-) and ymax in-plane = -320 (10 ).%3D= 535 (10-), E = 215 (10) and ymax in-plane = 160 (10).E = 535 (10), ɛ2 = -215 (10°) and ymax in-plane =320 (10).E = 535 (10-), 82 = 215 (10) and ymax in-plane = 320 (10).E1 = -535 (10) E2 = -215 (10) and ymax in-pare = -320 (10°).

Principal Strains, ε1=535 x 10-6, ε2=215 x 10-6 Maximum in-plane shear stress, γmax in-plane=320 x…

The state of a plane strain at a point has the components Ex 500 (10-6), ɛy = 250 (10-5) and Yxy 200 (10-6). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain. %3D Select one: E1 = 535 (10-), ɛ2 = -215 (10-) and ymax in-plane = -320 (10-°). E1 = 535 (10-), ɛ2 = 215 (10-°) and Ymax in-plane = 160 (10-°). E1 = 535 (10-), E2 = -215 (10-) and ymax in-plane = 320 (10-*). E = 535 (10-), 82 = 215 (10°) and ymax in-plane 320 (10-6). %3D !! -535 (10-6), e2 = -215 (10 ) and ymax in-plane = -320 (10-6). E1 =

The state of a plane strain at a point has the components Ex 500 (10-6), ɛy = 250 (10-5) and Yxy 200 (10-6). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain. %3D Select one: E1 = 535 (10-), ɛ2 = -215 (10-) and ymax in-plane = -320 (10-°). E1 = 535 (10-), ɛ2 = 215 (10-°) and Ymax in-plane = 160 (10-°). E1 = 535 (10-), E2 = -215 (10-) and ymax in-plane = 320 (10-*). E = 535 (10-), 82 = 215 (10°) and ymax in-plane 320 (10-6). %3D !! -535 (10-6), e2 = -215 (10 ) and ymax in-plane = -320 (10-6). E1 =

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The state of a plane strain at a point has the components &x
500 (10-5), ɛy = 250 (10-6)
and Yxy
= 200 (10-6). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain.
Select one:
E1 = 535 (10 ), e2 = -215 (10-) and ymax in-plane = -320 (10 ).
%3D
= 535 (10-), E = 215 (10) and ymax in-plane = 160 (10).
E = 535 (10), ɛ2 = -215 (10°) and ymax in-plane =
320 (10).
E = 535 (10-), 82 = 215 (10) and ymax in-plane = 320 (10).
E1 = -535 (10) E2 = -215 (10) and ymax in-pare = -320 (10°).

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