The state of stress of an element is shown in the Figure 3. Using the method of Mohr's circle. determine the followings. (a) The center and radius of the Mohr's circle. (b) The maximum and minimum of the principal stresses. (c) The direction of the planes on which the principal stresses act. (d) The maximum shear stress. 200 MPa -500 MPa 400 MPa Figure 3

The state of stress of an element is shown in the Figure 3. Using the method of Mohr's circle. determine the followings. (a) The center and radius of the Mohr's circle. (b) The maximum and minimum of the principal stresses. (c) The direction of the planes on which the principal stresses act. (d) The maximum shear stress. 200 MPa -500 MPa 400 MPa Figure 3

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