The state of a plane strain at a point has the components &, = -100 (10-5), &y = -50 (10-5) and yw = 200 (10-5). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain. Select one: & = 28 (10), E2 = 178 (10°) and Ymax in-plane = - -206 (10). 228 (106), ɛ2 = 178 (10°) and ymax in-plane 206 (106). %3D %3D O & = 28 (10), ɛ2 = -178 (10°) and ymax in-plane 206 (106). %3D %3D O = -28 (10), ɛ2 = -178 (10) and ymax in-plane = 206 (10°). O & = 28 (10), e2 = 178 (10°) and ymax in-plane = 206 (10). %3D

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The state of a plane strain at a point has the components &, = -100 (10-5), &, = -50 (105)
and yw = 200 (105). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain.
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Select one:
& = 28 (10°), E2 = 178 (10°) and ymax in-plane = -206 (10").
228 (106), ɛ2 = 178 (10°) and Ymax in-plane
206 (106).
O & = 28 (105), E2 = -178 (10°) and ymax in-plane
206 (106).
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O & = -28 (10°), ɛ2 = -178 (10°) and ymax in-plane = 206 (10
& = 28 (10), E2 = 178 (10°) and ymax in-plane = 206 (10°).
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Transcribed Image Text:The state of a plane strain at a point has the components &, = -100 (10-5), &, = -50 (105) and yw = 200 (105). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain. %3D Select one: & = 28 (10°), E2 = 178 (10°) and ymax in-plane = -206 (10"). 228 (106), ɛ2 = 178 (10°) and Ymax in-plane 206 (106). O & = 28 (105), E2 = -178 (10°) and ymax in-plane 206 (106). %3D %3D O & = -28 (10°), ɛ2 = -178 (10°) and ymax in-plane = 206 (10 & = 28 (10), E2 = 178 (10°) and ymax in-plane = 206 (10°). %3D %3D TOSHIBA
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