The material constants E, G, k, and u are related to each other. Show that any one of the constants may be expressed in terms of any other two constants. For example, show that

 

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(a) G= E 2(1+μ) (b) K = E 3(1-2μ) (c) K = GE (9G-3E) and (d) µ = (3K-2G) (6K+2G) (a) G= E 2(1+μ) (b) K = E 3(1-2μ) (c) K = GE (9G-3E) and (d) µ = (3K-2G) (6K+2G)

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