H.W.1 /The cantilever beam in Figure below has a rectangular cross section with dimension (20 mm(width) x40 mm (height)).(a). Find the maximum bending stress (ơmax) in the beam. (b) Find the maximum bending stress (ơmax) in point B and C in the beam (c)Sketch the bending stress distribution over the cross section on which the maximum bending stress occurs. A B 10 Ib/ft C 20 ft 60 ft
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