1. A piece of fully-annealed copper crystal has the orientation as shown. It is loaded under the plane stress condition of σx=20 MPa, Txy=10 MPa, σy= -10 MPa. What is the resolved shear stress on the crystallographic plane containing atoms No. 1, 6, and 14 along the crystallographic direction intercepting atoms No. 6, and 11? (30 pts) slip direction: A Given plane passes through No. 1 so we move the origin to No.10 Miller Indices ху a Z -a hke 六 а 10 13

1. A piece of fully-annealed copper crystal has the orientation as shown. It is loaded under the plane stress condition of σx=20 MPa, Txy=10 MPa, σy= -10 MPa. What is the resolved shear stress on the crystallographic plane containing atoms No. 1, 6, and 14 along the crystallographic direction intercepting atoms No. 6, and 11? (30 pts) slip direction: A Given plane passes through No. 1 so we move the origin to No.10 Miller Indices ху a Z -a hke 六 а 10 13

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