A material having a shear modulus G, is deformed under a pure shear stress as shown in the following figure. Calculate the applied shear stress. Given: a = 1 mm, b 200 mm and G = 25 GPa. Consider a linear elastic behavior.

A material having a shear modulus G, is deformed under a pure shear stress as shown in the following figure. Calculate the applied shear stress. Given: a = 1 mm, b 200 mm and G = 25 GPa. Consider a linear elastic behavior.

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