4. What are the maximum and minimum stresses for a circular hole in a plate subjected to pure shear?Where are they located? What is the full 3D stress tensor at these positions (in polar coordinates)? Hint:use a stress transformation and superposition.TVоT

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4. What are the maximum and minimum stresses for a circular hole in a plate subjected to pure shear? Where are they located? What is the full 3D stress tensor at these positions (in polar coordinates)? Hint: use a stress transformation and superposition. TV о T