This pyramid of circus , this it the relation with (a) Youngs modulus (b) Poissons ratio (C) Lateral strain (d) Shearing strain
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ANSWER==>In the 20th century the Wallendas, a family of high-wire artists originally from Germany who debuted with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey show in 1928, helped set the standard for acts of skill. The Wallenda family was renowned for balancing three-high on bicycles on the high wire and, later, for their seven-person pyramid. Other inspiring performers included the petite Lillian Leitzel, born in Bohemia of a German circus family, who could pivot 100 times on her shoulder socket, spinning from a rope like a pinwheel in a maneuver called the “plange” (a stunt that led to her tragic death at the peak of her career in 1931, when her apparatus broke); the Australian-born Con Colleano, the “Toreador of the Tight Wire,” whose dance on the wire to a Spanish cadence thrilled American audiences from 1925 until his retirement in 1959; Antoinette Concello, who became the first woman to perform the triple somersault on the trapeze in 1937; and Dolly Jacobs, who began her career in 1976, performing on the Roman rings for the Ringling brothers and Big Apple circuses, and who was the daughter of famous Auguste clown Lou Jacobs.
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MAIN ANSWER==> LATERAL STRAIN...
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