PROBLEM 4. A piece of rubber, which was originally a square shape, has been deformed into a shape shown with the dashed lines in the figure. After the deformation, the CD line remained parallel to the direction before the deformation. (a) Calculate the average normal strains along AB and diagonal AD. (b) Calculate the average shear strain yxy at point A.

PROBLEM 4. A piece of rubber, which was originally a square shape, has been deformed into a shape shown with the dashed lines in the figure. After the deformation, the CD line remained parallel to the direction before the deformation. (a) Calculate the average normal strains along AB and diagonal AD. (b) Calculate the average shear strain yxy at point A.

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