At a point on a structural member subjected to plane stress, normal and shear stresses exist on horizontal and vertical planes through a point as shown. Use the stress transformation equations to determine the normal stress to the nearest 0.01 MPa on the indicated plane. Be sure to use - as appropriate. 0,= 17 MPa 0,=41 MPa T -56 MPa A

At a point on a structural member subjected to plane stress, normal and shear stresses exist on horizontal and vertical planes through a point as shown. Use the stress transformation equations to determine the normal stress to the nearest 0.01 MPa on the indicated plane. Be sure to use - as appropriate. 0,= 17 MPa 0,=41 MPa T -56 MPa A

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