Q2) A state of plane stress is given by g =- 32MPA, g = 16MPa and Txy = 10MPA. Use Mohr's stress circle to determine a) the maximum shear stress and its location; b) the principal stresses and principal directions; c) the state of the stresses on a plane inclined at an angle of +40° to the x- axis.

Q2) A state of plane stress is given by g =- 32MPA, g = 16MPa and Txy = 10MPA. Use Mohr's stress circle to determine a) the maximum shear stress and its location; b) the principal stresses and principal directions; c) the state of the stresses on a plane inclined at an angle of +40° to the x- axis.

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