Please solve d and e. +XGiven: W10x39 rolled-steel beam supports a load P at themidspan. Knowing that P = 45 kips, L = 10 ft.For W10x39 rolled steel section,Determine (provide in ksi):(a) maximum value of the normal stress ơm in the beam(b) normal stress at flange/web interface ob(c) maximum shear stress at flange/web interface txy(d) Radius of Mohr's circle(e) maximum value of the principal stress omax at the junction of the flange and webd = 9.92 in.,b, =7.99 in.,I, = 0.530 in.,1„ = 0.315 in.,I, = 209 in“,S̟ = 42.1 in³= 4.96 in.Y, =c –1, = 4.43 in.C =

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(d) Radius of Mohr's circle (e) maximum value of the principal stress omax at the junction of the flange and web

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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