5 kN 2m 2.5 kN/m 1m 3m R₁ =10 kN The allowable flexural stress is 20 MPa for this beam. Determine the following: Maximum moment in the beam, Mmax = Safe Minimum height, h = R₂=5 kN 80 mm mm (2 decimals) h kN-m (absolute value)

5 kN 2m 2.5 kN/m 1m 3m R₁ =10 kN The allowable flexural stress is 20 MPa for this beam. Determine the following: Maximum moment in the beam, Mmax = Safe Minimum height, h = R₂=5 kN 80 mm mm (2 decimals) h kN-m (absolute value)

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5 kN
2m
2.5 kN/m
1m
3 m
R₁ =10 kN
The allowable flexural stress is 20 MPa for this beam.
Determine the following:
Maximum moment in the beam, Mmax
=
Safe Minimum height, h =
R₂=5 kN
80 mm
kN-m (absolute value)
mm (2 decimals)

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