A beam carries loads as shown in Figure P1 below. Specify the suitable dimensions of the beam if the stress is limited to 18 000 psi, for the following shapes: a) Square; and b) Solid circular section; c) rectangular cross section with h = 3b; and d) rectangular cross section with height one-third the width. P1 A 0.4 m 800 N 400 N с 600 N D E -0.8 m 0.3 m><0.3 m 0.4 m → 200 N F

A beam carries loads as shown in Figure P1 below. Specify the suitable dimensions of the beam if the stress is limited to 18 000 psi, for the following shapes: a) Square; and b) Solid circular section; c) rectangular cross section with h = 3b; and d) rectangular cross section with height one-third the width. P1 A 0.4 m 800 N 400 N с 600 N D E -0.8 m 0.3 m><0.3 m 0.4 m → 200 N F

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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