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Determine the shear stress on the a-a plane. 45 MPa 30° a (а) -10.5 МРа (b) 10.5 MPа (c) -50.3 МРа (d) 50.3 MPa 25 MPa a 40 MPа

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Determine the shear stress on the a-a plane.
45 MPa
a
30°
(a)-10.5 MPa
(b) 10.5 MPa
25 MPa
(c)
(d) 50.3 MPa
-50.3 MPa
40 MPa

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