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Question 3 - Strain Transformation
The state of strain at a point in a rectangular block of material using an x-y coordinate system is given by:
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€yy = 18 ×10-4
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a) Which element below best represents the deformed element due to the state of strain in the x-y plane?
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Hint: Consider the relative magnitude and sign of each component of strain
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