Find the absolute maximum bending stress in the beam shown in the figure below. (Figure 3) The beam has a square cross-section of 5.0 in. on each side, is 18 ft long, and the initia the distributed load is un = 300 lb/ft.

Find the absolute maximum bending stress in the beam shown in the figure below. (Figure 3) The beam has a square cross-section of 5.0 in. on each side, is 18 ft long, and the initia the distributed load is un = 300 lb/ft.

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Find the absolute maximum bending stress in the beam shown in the figure below.
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The beam has a square cross-section of 5.0 in, on each side, is 18 ft long, and the initial value of
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