Select one:50 Mpa; o, = 50 Mpa; o, = 40 Mpa; Ty = 80 Mp%3;Ox = -150 Mpa; oy = 50 Mpa; 0z =-40 Mpa; Tyy = 80 Mpa;Oy = -150 Mpa; oy = 50 Mpa; o̟ = 40 Mpa; Tỵy = 80 Mpa;%D150 Мра; оу %3D -50 Мра, о-40 Мра; Тху80 Mpa;%3Do, = 150 Mpa; o, = -50 Mpa; o2 = 60 Mpa; Ty = 80 Mpa;%3D A strain gauges system mounted at a point on a structural member that is subjected to multiaxial stresses,where we have the following readings:Ex = 7.463 x104; &y = -5.22 x104; &z = 4.878 x10-; yxy =1.015 x10-3;Determine the stress components if the member is made of an isotropic material with linear elastic behaviorhaving the following elastic properties:Poisson's ratio v = 0.3 and shear modulus G = 78.8 Gpa%3;Select one:Оx %3D 50 Мра; ду %3D 50 Мра; оz %3D 40 Мра; туу %3D 80 Мра%;!!Ox = -150 Mpa; oy = 50 Mpa; oz = -40 Mpa; Txy = 80 Mpa3;О, %3D -150 Мра, о, 3D 50 Мра; G- %3D 40 Мра; Тyу %3D 80 Мра;!!Ох 3D 150 Мра; ау - -50 Мра; с- - 40 Мра; Тху 3D 80 Мра;

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A strain gauges system mounted at a point on a structural member that is subjected to multiaxial stresses, where we have the following readings: Ex = 7.463 x104; &y = -5.22 x104; &z = 4.878 x10; Yxy = 1.015 x10-; Determine the stress components if the member is made of an isotropic material with linear elastic behavior having the following elastic properties: Poisson's ratio v = 0.3 and shear modulus G = 78.8 Gpa; Select one: Ox = 50 Mpa; o, = 50 Mpa; o, = 40 Mpa; Txy = 80 Mpa; Ох 3D -150 Мра; ау %3D 50 Мра; 0z %3D -40 Мра; Тху %3D 80 Мра; Ox = -150 Mpa; o, = 50 Mpa; 0, = 40 Mpa; Txy = 80 Mpa%3; Ox %3D 150 Мра; ау 3D -50 Мра; а-%3D 40 Мра; Тху 80 Mpa%; !3!

A strain gauges system mounted at a point on a structural member that is subjected to multiaxial stresses, where we have the following readings: Ex = 7.463 x104; &y = -5.22 x104; &z = 4.878 x10; Yxy = 1.015 x10-; Determine the stress components if the member is made of an isotropic material with linear elastic behavior having the following elastic properties: Poisson's ratio v = 0.3 and shear modulus G = 78.8 Gpa; Select one: Ox = 50 Mpa; o, = 50 Mpa; o, = 40 Mpa; Txy = 80 Mpa; Ох 3D -150 Мра; ау %3D 50 Мра; 0z %3D -40 Мра; Тху %3D 80 Мра; Ox = -150 Mpa; o, = 50 Mpa; 0, = 40 Mpa; Txy = 80 Mpa%3; Ox %3D 150 Мра; ау 3D -50 Мра; а-%3D 40 Мра; Тху 80 Mpa%; !3!

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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