Part 3 * Incorrect. Use the normal stress transformation equation, Equation on = 0x cos²0 + oysin²0 + 2Txy sin cos on = σxcos² 0 + 0,sin²0 + 2txy sin cose. The angle 00 shown in the figure above is equal in magnitude to the angle ßß given in the problem statement. Note that 00 turns clockwise from the xx axis, so when used in Equation σ₁ = σcos²0 + σ,sin²0 + 2+xy sin cos0σ„ = σ¸cos²0 + ¤,sin²0 + 2xy sin cos0,00 is negative. Determine the normal stress perpendicular to the weld seams. This is the normal stress in the n direction shown in the figure below. Use the correct sign based on the sign convention for normal stress. P On = i -106.536 eTextbook and Media Hint B Save for Later 10 n MPa Use the normal stress transformation equation, Equation o, = ₂cos²0 + o₂sin²0 + 2Txy sin cose. Assistance Used Assistance Used Attempts: 5 of 6 used Submit Answer

Part 3 * Incorrect. Use the normal stress transformation equation, Equation on = 0x cos²0 + oysin²0 + 2Txy sin cos on = σxcos² 0 + 0,sin²0 + 2txy sin cose. The angle 00 shown in the figure above is equal in magnitude to the angle ßß given in the problem statement. Note that 00 turns clockwise from the xx axis, so when used in Equation σ₁ = σcos²0 + σ,sin²0 + 2+xy sin cos0σ„ = σ¸cos²0 + ¤,sin²0 + 2xy sin cos0,00 is negative. Determine the normal stress perpendicular to the weld seams. This is the normal stress in the n direction shown in the figure below. Use the correct sign based on the sign convention for normal stress. P On = i -106.536 eTextbook and Media Hint B Save for Later 10 n MPa Use the normal stress transformation equation, Equation o, = ₂cos²0 + o₂sin²0 + 2Txy sin cose. Assistance Used Assistance Used Attempts: 5 of 6 used Submit Answer

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