The tip of a cutting tool has stresses at the surfaces, as shown in the sketch. On theupper surface, o is a normal stress and t is a shearing stress. Also, it is known thatTxy = - 15.9 MPa. Determine ox and oy. Then, determine the shearing stress t onthe upper surface.y20°20°30°90°13.53 MPa35.39 MPa(Final Answer: Ox = - 22.7 MPa, oy = 33.8 MPa, t = 30.3 MPa)

Given data, τxy = -15.9 MPa To determine:- σx and σy Shear stress of the upper surface

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The tip of a cutting tool has stresses at the surfaces, as shown in the sketch. On the upper surface, o is a normal stress and t is a shearing stress. Also, it is known that Txy = - 15.9 MPa. Determine Ox and oy. Then, determine the shearing stress t on the upper surface.