AT beam supports the three concentrated loads shown in Fig. P-556.N.A. is 3.5 in., INA = 97.0 in². If the safevalue of P is 1600 lbs. What are the stresses in psi?1 in3PWI4 ft 6 ft6 ft 4 ftR₂Figure P-556R₂Lin

Given: P=1600 lbsy=3.5 inINA=97 in4

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= AT beam supports the three concentrated loads shown in Fig. P-556. N.A. is 3.5 in., INA- 97.0 inf. If the safe value of P is 1600 lbs. What are the stresses in psi?

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