Examples 2 : A tangential force of 300N affected the tangents on the upper surface of a parallel rectangle of 5cm in height and its upper surface area of 25cm? so if you know that the base of the shape is not moving. Calculate (1) shearing stress (2) shearing strain (3) the resulting displacement in the direction of the force knowing that the shear modulus of elasticity of the body material is 4.5 * 1010 N / m??

Examples 2 : A tangential force of 300N affected the tangents on the upper surface of a parallel rectangle of 5cm in height and its upper surface area of 25cm? so if you know that the base of the shape is not moving. Calculate (1) shearing stress (2) shearing strain (3) the resulting displacement in the direction of the force knowing that the shear modulus of elasticity of the body material is 4.5 * 1010 N / m??

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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