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The section shown has dimensions H=1.4" & b=1.6", and is subjected to moments M1=6 in-kips & My=23 in-kips. Determine the stress at point D (report answer in units of psi using the entire integer value of the stress and noting tension/comression as +/-). D М, M, H

The section shown has dimensions H=1.4" & b=1.6", and is subjected to moments M1=6 in-kips & My=23 in-kips. Determine the stress at point D (report answer in units of psi using the entire integer value of the stress and noting tension/comression as +/-). D М, M, H

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