2. A cantilever, made of a certain material, of 2 m length and square section 212 mm on its side, just fails in bending when a point load of 13,252 N is placed at its free end. A beam of rectangular cross section, and made of same material, 150 mm wide and 300 mm deep, is simply supported over a span of 3 m. Calculate: (a) the stress at which the cantilever beam fails in kPa and (b) the maximum concentrated load that the beam can carry at its center without failure in kN.

2. A cantilever, made of a certain material, of 2 m length and square section 212 mm on its side, just fails in bending when a point load of 13,252 N is placed at its free end. A beam of rectangular cross section, and made of same material, 150 mm wide and 300 mm deep, is simply supported over a span of 3 m. Calculate: (a) the stress at which the cantilever beam fails in kPa and (b) the maximum concentrated load that the beam can carry at its center without failure in kN.

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