2. Now consider the same beam when a 60-inch-long rod is added at mid-span. The rod's cross section area is 0.75 in². Find the axial stress in the rod, draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam, and find the maximum stress in the beam. (Intermediate Result: Axial Force in Rod= 7,885 pounds.) A 100 lb/in 72 in 242 C 72 in

2. Now consider the same beam when a 60-inch-long rod is added at mid-span. The rod's cross section area is 0.75 in². Find the axial stress in the rod, draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam, and find the maximum stress in the beam. (Intermediate Result: Axial Force in Rod= 7,885 pounds.) A 100 lb/in 72 in 242 C 72 in

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Chapter5: Beams

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