6. A cantilever beam with cross section shown in Figure 4 and span of 3.6 m is subjected to concentrated load (P) at the free end. If the maximum allowable shearing stress equals to 4 MPa what is the maximum value of the load P can be applied. 200 mm 40 mm 100 mm 20 mm O O

6. A cantilever beam with cross section shown in Figure 4 and span of 3.6 m is subjected to concentrated load (P) at the free end. If the maximum allowable shearing stress equals to 4 MPa what is the maximum value of the load P can be applied. 200 mm 40 mm 100 mm 20 mm O O

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