P ot 200 mm C B. 250 mm S00 mm 550 mm Act Given: Beam AB 75mmx100mm Beam CD 50mmx50mm P- BkN W = 10kN/m Allowable shear stress: 50kPa Find/answer the following: 1. Shear and moment diagram using analytical method, 2, Shear and moment diagram using graphical methad. 3. Distance from A where the max moment is. 4. Is beam AB safe for shear? Support answer with solution

P ot 200 mm C B. 250 mm S00 mm 550 mm Act Given: Beam AB 75mmx100mm Beam CD 50mmx50mm P- BkN W = 10kN/m Allowable shear stress: 50kPa Find/answer the following: 1. Shear and moment diagram using analytical method, 2, Shear and moment diagram using graphical methad. 3. Distance from A where the max moment is. 4. Is beam AB safe for shear? Support answer with solution

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

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Author:Barry J. Goodno, James M. Gere

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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