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    This document discusses stress and strain analysis using Mohr's circle. It provides equations for: 1) The relationship between principal stresses and maximum shear stress under biaxial loading conditions. 2) Expressing the state of stress using Mohr's circle in terms of principal and shear stresses. 3) Calculating strain energy in terms of principal and shear stresses using generalized Hooke's law.

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    This document discusses stress and strain analysis using Mohr's circle. It provides equations for: 1) The relationship between principal stresses and maximum shear stress under biaxial loading conditions. 2) Expressing the state of stress using Mohr's circle in terms of principal and shear stresses. 3) Calculating strain energy in terms of principal and shear stresses using generalized Hooke's law.

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    This document discusses stress and strain analysis using Mohr's circle. It provides equations for: 1) The relationship between principal stresses and maximum shear stress under biaxial loading conditions. 2) Expressing the state of stress using Mohr's circle in terms of principal and shear stresses. 3) Calculating strain energy in terms of principal and shear stresses using generalized Hooke's law.

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    Yield Condition

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    Long Nông Dân
    This document discusses stress and strain analysis using Mohr's circle. It provides equations for: 1) The relationship between principal stresses and maximum shear stress under biaxial loading conditions. 2) Expressing the state of stress using Mohr's circle in terms of principal and shear stresses. 3) Calculating strain energy in terms of principal and shear stresses using generalized Hooke's law.

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