In lab tests on a brick whose dimension are shown in thefigure to the right, a force of 1500 N directed at 9.00° above thehorizontal is applied on both the lower and upper faces of thebrick causing the vertical side of the brick to deform throughan angle of 1.25º. (a) How much shear stress is applied on theupper and bottom surfaces of brick? (b) What is the shearmodulus of the brick?9.00°10 сm25 cm3-dimensional view25 cmFront view afterBefore applying stressapplying stress10 cm1.25°

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In lab tests on a brick whose dimension are shown in the figure to the right, a force of 1500 N directed at 9.00° above the horizontal is applied on both the lower and upper faces of the brick causing the vertical side of the brick to deform through an angle of 1.25°. (a) How much shear stress is applied on the upper and bottom surfaces of brick? (b) What is the shear modulus of the brick? 9.00° 10 cm 25 cm 3-dimensional view Before applying stress 25 cm Front view after applying stress 10 cm - 1 25°

In lab tests on a brick whose dimension are shown in the figure to the right, a force of 1500 N directed at 9.00° above the horizontal is applied on both the lower and upper faces of the brick causing the vertical side of the brick to deform through an angle of 1.25°. (a) How much shear stress is applied on the upper and bottom surfaces of brick? (b) What is the shear modulus of the brick? 9.00° 10 cm 25 cm 3-dimensional view Before applying stress 25 cm Front view after applying stress 10 cm - 1 25°

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