Shearing stress and bearing stress.

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The discussion clarifies the distinction between bearing stress and shear stress in mechanical contexts. The user successfully calculated bearing stress using the formula fb(√(bx²+by²)) divided by π*4². They referenced an article for further understanding of bearing stress, questioning if it equates to normal stress. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding these stress types for accurate engineering calculations.

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first what's the difference between bearing and shear.
I managed to solve a easily.
for part b i calculated fb(√(bx^2+by^2) and divided by ∏*4^2
I don't know how to solve c.
 
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Is it the normal stress then?
 

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