Q.3 The overhanging beam and its cross section is shown in figure below;a) Calculate maximum flexure stress and draw flexure stress distribution diagram for section subjectedto maximum bending moment.b) Calculate maximum shear stress and draw shear stress distribution diagram for section subjected tomaximum shear force.20 kN200 mm20 kN/m10 mm:150 mm-10 mm10 mm4 m2 mCross section of beam

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