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Here, are normal stress acting in x and y directions,

shear stress acting along x and y directions is , and My Textbook Solutions
maximum principle stress is .
Substitute for , for , and for .

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Therefore, the maximum principal stress is .

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Therefore, the minimum principal stress is .

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Determine the normal stress on plane .

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Determine the shear stress on plane .

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Therefore, the shear stress on the plane is .

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