M h For the given system; a) Draw internal force diagrams and determine the most critical section. b) Show the stress distribution on this critical section and find the maximum normal stress. GIVEN: {1 = 80 cm, {2= 40 cm, M=8000 Nem, b = 4 cm, h = 6 cm, t= 1 cm F = 1400 N, q.= 30 N/cm

M h For the given system; a) Draw internal force diagrams and determine the most critical section. b) Show the stress distribution on this critical section and find the maximum normal stress. GIVEN: {1 = 80 cm, {2= 40 cm, M=8000 Nem, b = 4 cm, h = 6 cm, t= 1 cm F = 1400 N, q.= 30 N/cm

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GIVEN: €1 = 80 cm, {z=40 cm, M= 8000 Nem, b= 4 cm, h = 6 cm, t= 1 cm F = 1400 N, q.= 30 N/cm

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