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The Poisson effect does not apply to shear strains. a)True b)- False
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The Poisson effect does not apply to shear strains. a)True b)- False

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true

Step-by-step explanation:

Shear strains and direct strains are independent components in a strain tensor at a point. Also the poisson ratio is defined as

μ = -
(lateral strain)/(longitudinal strain)

Which is independent of shear strains Thus this affect does not apply on shear strains

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