Problem 2. Use INA = I, + Aď² for moment of inertia. %3D For the beam and loadings shown. a. Compute the shearing stress at point "a". b. Compute the shearing stress at point "b". c. Compute the largest shearing stress in section n-n.

Problem 2. Use INA = I, + Aď² for moment of inertia. %3D For the beam and loadings shown. a. Compute the shearing stress at point "a". b. Compute the shearing stress at point "b". c. Compute the largest shearing stress in section n-n.

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Use INA = Ig + Ad? for moment of inertia.
For the beam and loadings shown.
a. Compute the shearing stress at point "a".
b. Compute the shearing stress at point "b".
c. Compute the largest shearing stress in section n-n.
75 mm
200 kN
200 kN
wu
50 mm
50
a
150 mm
B
_Neutral Axis
75 mm
50 mm
225 mm
0.75 m
1.20 m
' 0.75 m

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