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A thin isotropic metal plate is subjected to the plane stress state shown (properties of the metal are: E = 10x106 psi and ν = 0.250). A uniaxial strain gage is mounted on the plate (properties of the strain gage are Sg = 2.00, Kt = 5%). The gage is wired into a P-3500 strain gage indicator, and a gage factor setting of 2.00 is used. Predict the strain measurement returned by the strain indicator
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