3The stresses at a point on the surface of a generator shaftare ox = -50 MPa, ơy = 30 MPa and Txy = -40 MPa asshown in Figure Q3.(Consider only the in-plane stresses. Note: the radius of thecircle is given by R = J)(a)Construct the Mohr's circle showing the centre of the circle aswell as points A and B.(b)Determine the principal stresses.(c)Show the principal stresses on a sketch of a properly orientedelement.(d)Determine the maximum shear stresses.(e)Show the maximum shear stresses on a sketch of a properlyoriented element.MPаВAMPaMPаFigure Q3

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The stresses at a point on the surface of a generator shaft are ox = -50 MPa, ơy = 30 MPa and Txy = -40 MPa as shown in Figure Q3. (Consider only the in-plane stresses. Note: the radius of the 2 + (rxy)³). (Ox-dy\ circle is given by R = 2

The stresses at a point on the surface of a generator shaft are ox = -50 MPa, ơy = 30 MPa and Txy = -40 MPa as shown in Figure Q3. (Consider only the in-plane stresses. Note: the radius of the 2 + (rxy)³). (Ox-dy\ circle is given by R = 2

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