Reg.no: 5395 MOS-2 Apply mechanics of solids and develop equation of stress at the fixed end of the member shown infigure-1. Locate neutral axis and compute stresses in the top and bottom fibres.501025 m24.1Centriodz10 PA = 1100 mmCentriod Axisk = 518,258 mm45.9 y= 109,167 mm60P= Last four digits of registration number in Newton10.Figure 1: Question No.2

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Apply mechanics of solids and develop equation of stress at the fixed end of the member shown in figure-1. Locate neutral axis and compute stresses in the top and bottom fibres.

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Reg.no: 5395

MOS-2

Apply mechanics of solids and develop equation of stress at the fixed end of the member shown in
figure-1. Locate neutral axis and compute stresses in the top and bottom fibres.
50
10
25 m
24.1
Centriod
z
10 P
A = 1100 mm
Centriod Axis
k = 518,258 mm
45.9 y= 109,167 mm
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P= Last four digits of registration number in Newton
10.
Figure 1: Question No.2

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