This my id 201901782 For the given state of stress below,1- determine the principal stresses, the in-plane maximum shear stress, the principal orientation usingthe stress transformations equations2- Give the stresses on an element oriented 20° clockwise3- Sketch the stress state for each case for the question 1- and 2-30 MPa45 MPaNB: each student inputs the missing data (in red dashed-line). The missing data is the last two digits of yourID number. If your two last-digits number is smaller multiply by 10 (example if you get 19 →19x10 = 190).Same rule as qestion 1.

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determine the principal stresses, the in-plane maximum shear the stress transformations equations Give the stresses on an element oriented 20° clockwise Sketch the stress state for each case for the question 1- and 2-

determine the principal stresses, the in-plane maximum shear the stress transformations equations Give the stresses on an element oriented 20° clockwise Sketch the stress state for each case for the question 1- and 2-

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For the given state of stress below,
1- determine the principal stresses, the in-plane maximum shear stress, the principal orientation using
the stress transformations equations
2- Give the stresses on an element oriented 20° clockwise
3- Sketch the stress state for each case for the question 1- and 2-
30 MPa
45 MPa
NB: each student inputs the missing data (in red dashed-line). The missing data is the last two digits of your
ID number. If your two last-digits number is smaller multiply by 10 (example if you get 19 →19x10 = 190).
Same rule as qestion 1.

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