The solid rod with radius r=37 mm is subjected to the loading F;=120 kN, F2=38 kN, F3=29 kN. With dimensions a=210 mm and b=330 mm Determine the magnitude of the combined shear stress at point B, given the following: Section Properties: A=4300.84 mm² |= 1471963 mm J= 2943925 mm Qmar= 33769 mm2 B O 0.310 MPa O 0.007 MPa O 0.620 MPa O 6.615 MPa O 4.805 MPa O 40.147 MPa 0 13.176 MPa

The solid rod with radius r=37 mm is subjected to the loading F;=120 kN, F2=38 kN, F3=29 kN. With dimensions a=210 mm and b=330 mm Determine the magnitude of the combined shear stress at point B, given the following: Section Properties: A=4300.84 mm² |= 1471963 mm J= 2943925 mm Qmar= 33769 mm2 B O 0.310 MPa O 0.007 MPa O 0.620 MPa O 6.615 MPa O 4.805 MPa O 40.147 MPa 0 13.176 MPa

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