Task 1(a) A steel cantilever beam with a 1-in-diameter round cross section and length of 10 in is loadedat the tip with a transverse force of 1000 lbf and an axial force of 5000 lbf, as shown in thefigure. Study the significance of the transverse shear stress in combination with tension andbending by calculating magnitudes of the stresses. Explain and comment on the stresses andstrains generated.1000 Ibf1 in dia.Cross section at the wall5000 Ibf(b) Consider a square element in the x-y plane with side length of 3 cm. The thickness of theelement is 7 mm. The element has modulus of elasticity of 200 GPa and Poison's ratio of0.33. If the element is subjected to forces in the x and y directions of 3 KN and 1.5 KN,respectively, find the dimensions of the loaded element.(c) Consider a cubic element with side length of 4 cm. The element has modulus of elasticity of80 GPa and Poison's ratio of 0.3. If the element is subjected to equal forces in the x, y and zdirection of 3 KN. Determine the volumetric strain and bulk modulus.

Given dataDiameter of the round cross section d= 1inchLength of the bar L = 10inApplied transverse…

(a) A steel cantilever beam with a 1-in-diameter round cross section and length of 10 in is loaded at the tip with a transverse force of 1000 lbf and an axial force of 5000 lbf, as shown in the figure. Study the significance of the transverse shear stress in combination with tension and bending by calculating magnitudes of the stresses. Explain and comment on the stresses and strains generated. 1000 Ibf 1 in dia. Cross section at the wall 5000 Ibf

(a) A steel cantilever beam with a 1-in-diameter round cross section and length of 10 in is loaded at the tip with a transverse force of 1000 lbf and an axial force of 5000 lbf, as shown in the figure. Study the significance of the transverse shear stress in combination with tension and bending by calculating magnitudes of the stresses. Explain and comment on the stresses and strains generated. 1000 Ibf 1 in dia. Cross section at the wall 5000 Ibf

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