6c In Figure Q6, a simply supported 3.50 m long beam (L) has a concentrated point load (F)of 150 kN acting at the mid-point of the beam. The beam has a solid and homogeneousL-shaped cross-section with the following dimensions:h = 125 mm, t = 15 mm and w = 90 mm%3D%3DLoadFABSupportFigure Q6 c)Calculate the maximum tensile stress [Otensile_max] and the maximum compressivestress [Ocompressive_max] for the beam in Figure Q6. *Assume that the weight of thebeam is zero and that the beam section is solid and uniform along its entirelength. Give your answer in N/mm? to 2 decimal places.

Given that , h=125mmt=15mmw=90mm

c) stress [Ocompressive_max] for the beam in Figure Q6. *Assume that the weight of the beam is zero and that the beam section is solid and uniform along its entire length. Give your answer in N/mm? to 2 decimal places. Calculate the maximum tensile stress [Otensile_max] and the maximum compressive

c) stress [Ocompressive_max] for the beam in Figure Q6. *Assume that the weight of the beam is zero and that the beam section is solid and uniform along its entire length. Give your answer in N/mm? to 2 decimal places. Calculate the maximum tensile stress [Otensile_max] and the maximum compressive

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Problem 10.3.6P: A cantilever beam of a length L and loaded by a uniform load of intensity q has a fixed support at A...

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