Q.3. Following Beam is given. If x= 100*k (mm) F= 10*ID (kN) F 3 m a) Find the normal stresses at points A, B and C due to the combined loading b) Find shear stresses at points A, B and C due to the combined loading

Q.3. Following Beam is given. If x= 100k (mm) F= 10ID (kN) F 3 m a) Find the normal stresses at points A, B and C due to the combined loading b) Find shear stresses at points A, B and C due to the combined loading

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Q.3. Following Beam is given. If
x= 100*k (mm)
F= 10*ID (kN)
F
3 m
a) Find the normal stresses at points A, B and C due to the combined loading
b) Find shear stresses at points A, B and C due to the combined loading

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