2 Problem 1 (Page 343). Topic: Strain EllipseUsing the circle (radius = r =2 cm) and ellipse (long axis = 3 cm, short axis = 1.5 cm) of Figure 12.32 (shown below!),graphically determine the stretch S and the angle of shear (w) associated with a radius making an angle of o'= +30°(ccw) with the major axis (in deformed state).Check your result with a Mohr circle.=30Figure 12.322346789.10124/21/22MM CMINCH What is the stretch (S), along r'? Note: s = r'/r0.081.08-0.86O 1.1660.58

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Problem 1 (Page 343). Topic: Strain Ellipse Using the circle (radius = r =2 cm) and ellipse (long axis = 3 cm, short axis = 1.5 cm) of Figure 12.32 (shown below!), graphically determine the stretch S and the angle of shear (y) associated with a radius making an angle of o'= +30° (ccw) with the major axis (in deformed state). Check your result with a Mohr circle. 4=30

Problem 1 (Page 343). Topic: Strain Ellipse Using the circle (radius = r =2 cm) and ellipse (long axis = 3 cm, short axis = 1.5 cm) of Figure 12.32 (shown below!), graphically determine the stretch S and the angle of shear (y) associated with a radius making an angle of o'= +30° (ccw) with the major axis (in deformed state). Check your result with a Mohr circle. 4=30

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