The state of a plane strain at a point has the components Ex = 500 (10-6), ɛy = 250 (10-6) and yxy = -700 (10-6). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain.

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Problem 7.7.11P: The strains for an element of material in plane strain (see figure) are as follows: x = 480 ×10-6. y...
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The state of a plane strain at a point has the components E, = 500
(10-), ɛy = 250 (10-6) and yxy = -700 (10-5). Determine the principal
strains and the maximum in plane shear strain.
Select one:
ɛz = -747 (10-6), ɛ2 = -3.35 (10-) and ymax in-piane = 743 (10).
E1 = 747 (10-), E2 = 3.35 (10-) and ymax in-plare = 743 (10°).
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E1 = -335 (10-), E2 = -747 (10 °) and ymax in-piane = 743 (10-°).
%3D
21 = 747 (10-), E2 = 335 (10-) and ymax in-plane = 743 (10-*).
E = 747 (10-), E2 = -3.35 (10-) and ymax in-plane = 743 (10-).
Transcribed Image Text:The state of a plane strain at a point has the components E, = 500 (10-), ɛy = 250 (10-6) and yxy = -700 (10-5). Determine the principal strains and the maximum in plane shear strain. Select one: ɛz = -747 (10-6), ɛ2 = -3.35 (10-) and ymax in-piane = 743 (10). E1 = 747 (10-), E2 = 3.35 (10-) and ymax in-plare = 743 (10°). %3D E1 = -335 (10-), E2 = -747 (10 °) and ymax in-piane = 743 (10-°). %3D 21 = 747 (10-), E2 = 335 (10-) and ymax in-plane = 743 (10-*). E = 747 (10-), E2 = -3.35 (10-) and ymax in-plane = 743 (10-).
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