1.5 mm + 2.0 mm 2.0 mm 3.0 mm A shear force, S, is applied. This results in shear flow, shown with red arrows, which has the following values: Shear flow in part 13, just before point 3- 38 N/mm Shear flow in part 23, just before point 3- 44 N/mm Shear flow in part 43, just before point 3- 44 N/mm What is the shear stress in part 35, just below point 3?

1.5 mm + 2.0 mm 2.0 mm 3.0 mm A shear force, S, is applied. This results in shear flow, shown with red arrows, which has the following values: Shear flow in part 13, just before point 3- 38 N/mm Shear flow in part 23, just before point 3- 44 N/mm Shear flow in part 43, just before point 3- 44 N/mm What is the shear stress in part 35, just below point 3?

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