1. By using the simply tension test and the strain energy to prove the Young Modulus E is positive. 2. States the following strain state is possible. w || [c(x² + y²) cxy сху 0 cy² 0 0 0 (for 2D problems, compatible eq. d'e 8²e, 875) dy² ox² axoy =

1. By using the simply tension test and the strain energy to prove the Young Modulus E is positive. 2. States the following strain state is possible. w || [c(x² + y²) cxy сху 0 cy² 0 0 0 (for 2D problems, compatible eq. d'e 8²e, 875) dy² ox² axoy =

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