a) Draw the V and M Diagram and determine the maximum shear and moment experienced by the beam. b) Locate the centroid of the given cross-sectional area and compute for the moment of inertia. c) Solve for the maximum tensile and compressive stress experienced by the beam.

a) Draw the V and M Diagram and determine the maximum shear and moment experienced by the beam. b) Locate the centroid of the given cross-sectional area and compute for the moment of inertia. c) Solve for the maximum tensile and compressive stress experienced by the beam.

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1. From the beam shown, solve the following: (LO1)
a) Draw the V and M Diagram and determine the maximum shear and moment experienced by the
beam.
b) Locate the centroid of the given cross-sectional area and compute for the moment of inertia.
c) Solve for the maximum tensile and compressive stress experienced by the beam.
SkN
10kN/m
Cross-Sectional Area
7kN/m
200mm
3m
3m
3m
3m
15kN-m
100mm

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