Question 1The biaxial stress element of an isotropic and homogenous material is loaded asshown in figure 1 below.YOxz =185 MPaTy =3D 60 MPа25°o =180 MPayzFigure 1(a) Determine the magnitudes, and senses of the direct and shear stresses whichact on the inclined plane as shown in figure 1 using the First Principlemethod.(b) Using the standard formulae, determine for the element of stressed,homogeneous, isotropic material, shown in figure 1, the following:(i)The magnitudes of principal stresses and their associated planesrelative to the x-axis for positive angles.The magnitudes of maximum shear stresses and their associatedplanes relative to the x-axis for positive angles.Magnitudes of direct and shear stresses acting on the inclined plane.(ii)(ii)

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