The state of stress at a point in an elastic body is defined by the stress components, G11 = 2000; O22 = -2000; 612 = 1000; 623 = -400; 613 = 033 = 0. A plane that passes through the point has unit normal vector (1/5, 3/5, 3/V5) in relation to the x, y, z axes. (A) Find the stress vector components of the x, y, z axes acting on the plane. (B) Find the magnitude stress vector components of the x, y, z axes acting on the plane. (C) Find the magnitude of the normal stress acting on the plane.

The state of stress at a point in an elastic body is defined by the stress components, G11 = 2000; O22 = -2000; 612 = 1000; 623 = -400; 613 = 033 = 0. A plane that passes through the point has unit normal vector (1/5, 3/5, 3/V5) in relation to the x, y, z axes. (A) Find the stress vector components of the x, y, z axes acting on the plane. (B) Find the magnitude stress vector components of the x, y, z axes acting on the plane. (C) Find the magnitude of the normal stress acting on the plane.

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