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state of plane stress

The state of plane stress at a point can be described by a known tensile stress σx = 70 MPa, an unknown tensile stress σ, and an unknown shear stress τ, as indicated in Fig. P8.4-15. At this point the maximum in-plane shear stress is 78 MPa, and one of the two in-plane principal stresses is 22 MPa (T). Determine the values of the two unknown stresses, labeled σ and τ on the figure, and determine the second in-plane principal stress. The stresses act in the directions shown on Fig. P8.4-15, that is,

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