A uniformly distributed load of q = 44 kN/m is applied across the entire length of an L = 6.5 m long simply-supported beam. The beam is composed of an S381 x 64 American standard section. Appendix C of yourcourse textbook provides geometric properties of rolled steel shapes such as the S381 x 64 American standardsection.Determine the maximum normal stress (max), the maximum shear stress (Tmaz), and the magnitude of theshear stress at the junction between the web and the flange (7₁)JmarTmarTj=2237Save & Grade 3 attempts leftSave onlyMPaMPaMPaThe✓100%x 0%x0%Additional attempts available with new variants Designation*S610 x 180x 158x 149x 134x 119S508 × 143x 128x 112x 98S457 × 104x 81S381 x 74× 64Area(mm²)Depth(mm)22970 622.320130622.318900171001516018190163201419012520132901039094858130609.6609.6609.6515.6515.6508.0508.0457.2457.2381.0381.0FlangeWidth Thickness(mm) (mm)204.5199.9184.0181.0177.8182.9179.3162.2158.9158.8152.4143.3139.727.727.722.122.122.123.423.420.220.217.617615.815.8WebAxis Z-ZZThicknessI(mm) (106 mm) (10³ mm³)20.315.718.915.912.720.316.816.112.818.111.714.010.413151225995937874695658533495358335202186422539353260306528702705254021001950169014651060977T(mm)240247229234241196200194199170180146151Axis Y-YZI(106 mm) (10³ mm³)34.732.119.918.717.620.919.512.411.510.08.666.535.9933932121620619822821815314512711491.385.7

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A uniformly distributed load of q = 44 kN/m is applied across the entire length of an L supported beam. The beam is composed of an $381 x 64 American standard section. A course textbook provides geometric properties of rolled steel shapes such as the S381 x E section. Determine the maximum normal stress (max), the maximum shear stress (Tmar), and the shear stress at the junction between the web and the flange (7₁). Omar = 237 Tmax= 41 MPa MPa ? 100% ? X0%

A uniformly distributed load of q = 44 kN/m is applied across the entire length of an L supported beam. The beam is composed of an $381 x 64 American standard section. A course textbook provides geometric properties of rolled steel shapes such as the S381 x E section. Determine the maximum normal stress (max), the maximum shear stress (Tmar), and the shear stress at the junction between the web and the flange (7₁). Omar = 237 Tmax= 41 MPa MPa ? 100% ? X0%

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Problem 11.6.1P: A steel bar has a square cross section of width b = 2.0 in. (sec figure). The bar has pinned...

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