Question 3 A cantilever beam of rectangular cross-section 25 mm wide by 80 mm deep carries a point load of 8 kN at its free end, see figure 2. Disregarding the weight of the beam. Calculate: 3.1 The mean shear stress over the cross-section 3.2 The maximum shear stress in the beam 25 mm 80 mm

Question 3 A cantilever beam of rectangular cross-section 25 mm wide by 80 mm deep carries a point load of 8 kN at its free end, see figure 2. Disregarding the weight of the beam. Calculate: 3.1 The mean shear stress over the cross-section 3.2 The maximum shear stress in the beam 25 mm 80 mm

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