(a)
x=120 Mpa
y=-75 Mpa
xy=50 Mpa
1=0.5(x+y)+0.5{[(x-y)2+4xy2]}0.5
1=0.5[120-75]+0.5{[(120-(-75)2+4(50)2)}0.5
1=22.5+109.57
1=132.07 Mpa
(b)
2=0.5(x+y)-0.5{[(x-y)2+4xy2]}0.5
2=0.5[120-75]-0.5{[(120-(-75)2+4(50)2)}0.5
2=22.5-109.57
2=-87.07 Mpa
(c)
max=[(x-y)/2]2+xy2]0.5
max=[120+75/2]2+502]0.5
max=109.57 Mpa
(d)
Tan2p=2xy/(x-y)
Tan2p=2x50/(120+75)
2p=27.14
p=13.57
(e)
Tan2S= -(x-y)/2xy
2S= -(120+75)/2x50
S= -31.425
(a)
x=120 Mpa
y=-75 Mpa
xy=50 Mpa
1=0.5(x+y)+0.5{[(x-y)2+4xy2]}0.5
1=0.5[120-75]+0.5{[(120-(-75)2+4(50)2)}0.5
1=22.5+109.57
1=132.07 Mpa
(b)
2=0.5(x+y)-0.5{[(x-y)2+4xy2]}0.5
2=0.5[120-75]-0.5{[(120-(-75)2+4(50)2)}0.5
2=22.5-109.57
2=-87.07 Mpa
(c)
max=[(x-y)/2]2+xy2]0.5
max=[120+75/2]2+502]0.5
max=109.57 Mpa
(d)
Tan2p=2xy/(x-y)
Tan2p=2x50/(120+75)
2p=27.14
p=13.57
(e)
Tan2S= -(x-y)/2xy
2S= -(120+75)/2x50
S= -31.425
(a)
x=120 Mpa
y=-75 Mpa
xy=50 Mpa
1=0.5(x+y)+0.5{[(x-y)2+4xy2]}0.5
1=0.5[120-75]+0.5{[(120-(-75)2+4(50)2)}0.5
1=22.5+109.57
1=132.07 Mpa
(b)
2=0.5(x+y)-0.5{[(x-y)2+4xy2]}0.5
2=0.5[120-75]-0.5{[(120-(-75)2+4(50)2)}0.5
2=22.5-109.57
2=-87.07 Mpa
(c)
max=[(x-y)/2]2+xy2]0.5
max=[120+75/2]2+502]0.5
max=109.57 Mpa
(d)
Tan2p=2xy/(x-y)
Tan2p=2x50/(120+75)
2p=27.14
p=13.57
(e)
Tan2S= -(x-y)/2xy
2S= -(120+75)/2x50
S= -31.425
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