5.108 The overhanging beam carries concentrated loads of magnitudes Pand 2P. If the bending working stresses are 15 ksi in tension and 18 ksi in compression, de- termine the largest allowable value of P. 2P I = 230 in.“ B D A E 3.4 in. -NA 4.6 in. - 3 ft 3 ft- - 3 ft FIG. P5.108

5.108 The overhanging beam carries concentrated loads of magnitudes Pand 2P. If the bending working stresses are 15 ksi in tension and 18 ksi in compression, de- termine the largest allowable value of P. 2P I = 230 in.“ B D A E 3.4 in. -NA 4.6 in. - 3 ft 3 ft- - 3 ft FIG. P5.108

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5.108 The overhanging beam carries concentrated loads of magnitudes P and 2P.
If the bending working stresses are 15 ksi in tension and 18 ksi in compression, de-
termine the largest allowable value of P.
|P
|2P
I = 230 in.“
B
D
3.4 in.
A
E
-NA
4.6 in.
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- 3 ft
FIG. P5.108

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