The embedded cone of height h and circular base (radius R) in the figure is subjected to the strut loads F at its free end. Draw the graphs of the axial force Vz (z), forces of shear Vx (z) and Vz (z), bending moments Mx (z), My (z), and torsional moment Mz (z). h

The embedded cone of height h and circular base (radius R) in the figure is subjected to the strut loads F at its free end. Draw the graphs of the axial force Vz (z), forces of shear Vx (z) and Vz (z), bending moments Mx (z), My (z), and torsional moment Mz (z). h

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The embedded cone of height h and circular
base (radius R) in the figure is
subjected to the strut loads F at its free end.
Draw the graphs of the axial force Vz (z), forces
of shear Vx (z) and Vz (z), bending moments Mx
(z), My (z), and torsional moment Mz (z).
h

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