This question is in the Introduction to elasticity course Exercise 1At a certain point of a body, the components of the cauchy stress tensor aregiven by[2 5 3[o]5 1 43 4 3a) Find the components of cauchy traction vector tn at the point on theplane whose normal has direction (3, 1, –2).b) Find the normal and shear commponents of tn on that point.

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At a certain point of a body, the components of the cauchy stress tensor are given by [2 5 37 [0] = |5 1 4 3 4 3 a) Find the components of cauchy traction vector tn at the point on the plane whose normal has direction (3, 1, -2). b) Find the normal and shear commponents of tn on that point.

At a certain point of a body, the components of the cauchy stress tensor are given by [2 5 37 [0] = |5 1 4 3 4 3 a) Find the components of cauchy traction vector tn at the point on the plane whose normal has direction (3, 1, -2). b) Find the normal and shear commponents of tn on that point.

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