A particular body is in plane stresswhere the normal and shear stressesvary with position according to thefollowing continuous functions:2x – y², 0yy = 10z,0xy5x + 10y (values in N/m2)OxxWhat body forces per unit volume(N/m³) are needed to keep the body instatic equilibrium?O fx = 12, fy = 5%Dfx = 5, fy = 2O fx = 10, fy = 0O none needed

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A particular body is in plane stress where the normal and shear stresses vary with position according to the following continuous functions: 2x – y?,0yy = 10z,0xy 5x + 10y (values in N/m2) O xx |- What body forces per unit volume (N/m3) are needed to keep the body in static equilibrium? fx = 12, fy = 5 O fx = 5, fy = 2 %3D %3| fx = 10, fy = 0 none needed

A particular body is in plane stress where the normal and shear stresses vary with position according to the following continuous functions: 2x – y?,0yy = 10z,0xy 5x + 10y (values in N/m2) O xx |- What body forces per unit volume (N/m3) are needed to keep the body in static equilibrium? fx = 12, fy = 5 O fx = 5, fy = 2 %3D %3| fx = 10, fy = 0 none needed

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

Section: Chapter Questions

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