The state of plane stress in a body is described by the following stresses: σ = 8000 kN/m compression, o, 1250 kN/m tension. Determine, by means of the Mohr circle, the normal stress and shear stress on a plane inelined at 25" to the plane on which the minor principal stress acts.

The state of plane stress in a body is described by the following stresses: σ = 8000 kN/m compression, o, 1250 kN/m tension. Determine, by means of the Mohr circle, the normal stress and shear stress on a plane inelined at 25" to the plane on which the minor principal stress acts.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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