A body is subjected to multiple applied forces and moments. The force present on a 10m area with a planar normal in the k direction (x-direction) can be descríbed by 4i + 3j+2k (Newtons). Which of the following describes the mean stress on the 10 m2 area?5 MPa tangential plus 2 MPa normal5 MPa tangential2 MPa normal5 MPa normal

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A body is subjected to multiple applied forces and moments. The force present on a 10 m area with a planar normal in the k direction (x-direction) can be described by 4i + 3j+ 2k (Newtons). Which of the following describes the mean stress on the 106 m2 area? 5 MPa tangential plus 2 MPa normal 5 MPa tangential 2 MPa normal 5 MPa normal

A body is subjected to multiple applied forces and moments. The force present on a 10 m area with a planar normal in the k direction (x-direction) can be described by 4i + 3j+ 2k (Newtons). Which of the following describes the mean stress on the 106 m2 area? 5 MPa tangential plus 2 MPa normal 5 MPa tangential 2 MPa normal 5 MPa normal

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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