Please solve only C d 25 lb40 lb24 in.0.5 in.4 in.aаВSection a – a The steel box wrench (E=29,000ksi, v=0.32) isloaded with a 40-lb horizontal force and a 25-lbvertical force. Find the following for an elementlocated at point B on Section a-a:24 in.1. The non-vanishing resultant internal momentson section a-a are which of the following?4 in.a. (160 i- 600 j+960 k)in · Ibb. (-160 i+600 j+960 k) in · lbc. (-960 i+160 j+600 k) in · lbad. (-960 i–160 j-600 k)in · lbnone of the above2. The normal and shear force components onе.section a-a are:a. V, = 65lb;V, = 40lb; N¸ = 25lbb. V, =0;V, =40lb; N¸ = 25lbc. V, = 64;V, = 25lb; N, = 401bd. V, = 0;V, =-40lb; N, = -25lbe. none of the above3. The non-vanishing stress components at point B are:а.0 =1.60; T =-4.89ksi;o, =-4.89; 7, = 3.60ksi;0, = 2.50ksi; Td. o, = 4.91ksi; =-4.89ksi;b.с.=-4.89ksi;е.none of the above4. The principal stresses at point B from most tensile to most compressive are:O1,02,0, = 4.16,–0.8,-5.76b. o,,0,,0, =5.76,0,-4.16c. O1,0,,0, =1.9,-2.45,-6.8d. o1,02,0, =2.45,0,-6.8e. none of the above5. The absolute maximum shear strain at B is:а.а. 903 де;b. 2450uɛ ;с.45με ;d. 5920 uɛ;е.none of the above

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.4.13P: An L-shaped reinforced concrete slab 12 Ft X 12 ft, with a 6 Ft X 6 ft cut-out and thickness t = 9.0...

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