A block of copper has surface area, A=10cm2 effected by its upper and lower surfaces by an opposite forces (F=50N) which cause a shearing stress, Calculate the shearing angle, under that shearing forces .

A block of copper has surface area, A=10cm2 effected by its upper and lower surfaces by an opposite forces (F=50N) which cause a shearing stress, Calculate the shearing angle, under that shearing forces .

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