Find Numerical Value Of Transverse Modulus

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The discussion revolves around calculating the transverse modulus using given equations related to square packing and stress-strain relationships. The user has calculated a modulus of elasticity (E) as 10 MPa divided by strain (0.001), resulting in 1x10^4. However, they express uncertainty about the next steps, specifically in determining E_2f and V_m. The user is seeking guidance on whether their approach is correct and how to proceed with the problem. Assistance is requested to clarify the calculations and concepts involved.
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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


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Square Packing: V_f = ∏/4(r/R)^2
E=σ/ε


The Attempt at a Solution


E=10MPa/0.001 = 1x10^4
E_2f=?
V_m=?

I get stuck here, am I on the right track with this problem? I need some guidance, please!
 
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