The gross weight of a sixwheel truck and its load is 42000 lbs. The front axle A carries 7000 lbs., the forward axle B of the rear axle group carries 17500 lbs. Center distances are; (A to B 16ft., B to C 4ft.). Determine: the flexural stresses in the lower and upper fiber of the beam. A B C

The gross weight of a sixwheel truck and its load is 42000 lbs. The front axle A carries 7000 lbs., the forward axle B of the rear axle group carries 17500 lbs. Center distances are; (A to B 16ft., B to C 4ft.). Determine: the flexural stresses in the lower and upper fiber of the beam. A B C

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