A rectangular block of size in mm as shown in fig., is subjected to stressess.Determine the change in linear dimension and change in volume of the block.Take E = 200 X 106 kPa and poisson's ratio = 0.3.140MPA50MPA140MPA50 MPa900600

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A rectangular block of size in mm as shown in fig., is subjected to stressess. Determine the change in linear dimension and change in volume of the block. Take E = 200 X 106 kPa and poisson's ratio = 0.3. 140MPA 50MPA 140MPA 50 MPa 900 600