Q3 Derive a formula for the deflection due to shear strain in a pressure loaded circular plate simply supported around the circumference. Calculate the percentage increase in bending deflection due to this shear if Poisson's ratio is equal to 0.3 and the ratio of the plate radius to its thickness (ro/t) is 4. Answer: 8.8% can I get steps for this question please. Hand written plzz

Q3 Derive a formula for the deflection due to shear strain in a pressure loaded circular plate simply supported around the circumference. Calculate the percentage increase in bending deflection due to this shear if Poisson's ratio is equal to 0.3 and the ratio of the plate radius to its thickness (ro/t) is 4. Answer: 8.8% can I get steps for this question please. Hand written plzz

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