A 1 m length of the bar shown in Fig. 9.17 is used as a cantilever beam. A concentrated load P = 2.5 kN is applied at the free end and makes an angle = 120° with the x-axis. Determine the maximum tensile and compressive stresses in the beam. y 30 30°r 40 10mm y <<-10mm 50 All dimensions in mm B U

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A 1 m length of the bar shown in Fig. 9-17 is used
as a cantilever beam. A concentrated load P = 2.5 kN is applied at the
free end and makes an angle = 120° with the x-axis. Determine the
maximum tensile and compressive stresses in the beam.
y
30
'10
(2)
0
y
40
3 P
30°
10mm
1)
50
x
All dimensions in mm
B
x
10mm
U
Transcribed Image Text:A 1 m length of the bar shown in Fig. 9-17 is used as a cantilever beam. A concentrated load P = 2.5 kN is applied at the free end and makes an angle = 120° with the x-axis. Determine the maximum tensile and compressive stresses in the beam. y 30 '10 (2) 0 y 40 3 P 30° 10mm 1) 50 x All dimensions in mm B x 10mm U
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