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In a biaxial state of stress, normal stress are 900 N/mm^2 and 100 N/mm^3 in x and y diretion respectively. Shear stress is 300 N/ mm ^2. The maximum principal stress will be,

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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