For the beam in figure: 1. Compute the maximum shearing stress devloped in the beam. 2. Determine the shear stress in a fiber located at y1 = 26 mm , from the bottom for section 2 m from the left end of the beam.

For the beam in figure: 1. Compute the maximum shearing stress devloped in the beam. 2. Determine the shear stress in a fiber located at y1 = 26 mm , from the bottom for section 2 m from the left end of the beam.

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For the beam in figure:

1. Compute the maximum shearing stress devloped in the beam.

2. Determine the shear stress in a fiber located at y1 = 26 mm , from the bottom for section 2 m from the left end of the beam.

20 kN
240
40
60
NA
4 kN m
3 kN m
2m
2m
2m
180
40
R1
Fig.3
R2
INA=20X10 mm
(Dimensions in mm)

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