1 For a rectangular element as shown in the figure attached. Px=600 lbs, Py=0 lbs, and Vxy (shear forces)=0lbs. If the length of the element is 5 in, width is 4in, and thickness is 0.5 (as shown in the figure), find the maximum principle stress in the element and the angle of plane maximum principle stress. 60016 tin 5 in t = 0.5 in 600lb

1 For a rectangular element as shown in the figure attached. Px=600 lbs, Py=0 lbs, and Vxy (shear forces)=0lbs. If the length of the element is 5 in, width is 4in, and thickness is 0.5 (as shown in the figure), find the maximum principle stress in the element and the angle of plane maximum principle stress. 60016 tin 5 in t = 0.5 in 600lb

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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