The state of stresses in the xand y directions at a point in a given material is shown in the figure below. If the value of the shear stress in the x-y axes T is 11 N/mm2, find the minimum direct stress that can be found at this point in any possible direction. Round off your answer to the nearest N/mm2. If the answer is negative do insert the "-" sign. 10 N/mm2 20 N/mm? 20 N/mm2 Txy 10 N/mm2

The state of stresses in the xand y directions at a point in a given material is shown in the figure below. If the value of the shear stress in the x-y axes T is 11 N/mm2, find the minimum direct stress that can be found at this point in any possible direction. Round off your answer to the nearest N/mm2. If the answer is negative do insert the "-" sign. 10 N/mm2 20 N/mm? 20 N/mm2 Txy 10 N/mm2

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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