I need solve this in quickly time please Q1: Beam AB, BC, CD are pin-connected at B and C. Knowing that the allowablenormal stress is (110) MPa in tension and (-150) MPa in compression and thesection modulus is (258.6×106 m³ and 87.47×10 m³) for top and bottomrespectively, determine:A) The largest permissible value of (w) if beam BC is not overstressed.B) The corresponding maximum distance (a) for which the cantilever beamsAB and CD are not overstressed.12.5 mm200 mm→150 'mmAD7.2 m--|-12.5 mm

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1: Beam AB, BC, CD are pin-connected at B and C. Knowing that the allowable rmal stress is (110) MPa in tension and (-150) MPa in compression and the ction modulus is (258.6×106 m³ and 87.47×10 m³) for top and bottom spectively, determine:

1: Beam AB, BC, CD are pin-connected at B and C. Knowing that the allowable rmal stress is (110) MPa in tension and (-150) MPa in compression and the ction modulus is (258.6×106 m³ and 87.47×10 m³) for top and bottom spectively, determine:

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