In the beam is gi In the ngure, a) Calculate all the internal forces in the most critical section. b) By neglecting shear effect obtain the neutral axis equation and draw the normal stress diagram on the most critical section.

In the beam is gi In the ngure, a) Calculate all the internal forces in the most critical section. b) By neglecting shear effect obtain the neutral axis equation and draw the normal stress diagram on the most critical section.

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In the beam is given in the figure,
a) Calculate all the internal forces in the most critical section.
b) By neglecting shear effect obtain the neutral axis equation and draw the normal stress diagram on the most
critical section.
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