Plane Stress: Understanding 2D Stress in Thin Objects

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Homework Statement


my notes gave that in a 3d cubic , plane stress is state of stress in which two surfaces are free of stress ...

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Does it mean the we only consider the stresses in xy plane only ? because the object is too thin, so we assume it's 2 dimensional only ?
 

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if so , the statement in the notes should be rewrite as 4 surfaces of cubic element is free of stress , right ? Since we only consider the stresses in 2 planes out of 6 planes , right ?