QUESTION 2Figure Q2 shows the cross section of a beam. The beam is simply supportedover a span of 6 m and carries a vertical point load of 40 kN acting at its midspan.440 mm60mm135 mm135 mm60mm50 mm320 mmFigure Q2: Cross section of a simply supported beamCalculate:2.1.The position of the horizontal centroidal axis of the cross-section from itsbottom.2.2.The second moment area of the cross-section about the horizontalcentroidal axis2.3.The maximum shear load per unit length (metre) at the lower surface ofthe top flange300 mm50 mms0"50 mm

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Calculate: 2.1. The position of the horizontal centroidal axis of the cross-section from its bottom. 2.2. The second moment area of the cross-section about the horizontal centroidal axis 2.3. The maximum shear load per unit length (metre) at the lower surface of the top flange

Calculate: 2.1. The position of the horizontal centroidal axis of the cross-section from its bottom. 2.2. The second moment area of the cross-section about the horizontal centroidal axis 2.3. The maximum shear load per unit length (metre) at the lower surface of the top flange

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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