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The problem of elasticity is _________

The problem of elasticity is _________ Correct Answer strictly indeterminate

There are six independent stresses components acting at a point and the complete solution of the problem requires the determination of these six unknown stress components. Since there are only three equilibrium equations available, the problem of elasticity is strictly of indeterminate nature.

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