1. From the given figure below, determine the following: a. Maximum shearing stress of the beam b. Shearing stress 5 ft away from point A C. Shearing stress 4 ft away from point B Figure 1 18 kip / ft 14 in 10 kip / ft 20 ft- Constant thickness 2 inches

1. From the given figure below, determine the following: a. Maximum shearing stress of the beam b. Shearing stress 5 ft away from point A C. Shearing stress 4 ft away from point B Figure 1 18 kip / ft 14 in 10 kip / ft 20 ft- Constant thickness 2 inches

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1. From the given figure below, determine the following:
a. Maximum shearing stress of the beam
b. Shearing stress 5 ft away from point A
c. Shearing stress 4 ft away from point B
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18 kip / ft
14 in
10 kip / ft
8 in
20 ft
Constant thickness 2 inches

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