ttempt.php?attempt3D1404248&page=8A cantilever beam of length L= 5 m supports a load P = 8 kN, shown in figure. Thebeam is made of wood with rectangular cross-sectional dimensions; b = 110 mm andheight h = 190 mm. Calculate the shear stress due to the load at points located 25mm from the top surface of the beam.L.Lütfen birini seçin:a. Noneb. 262 kPaC. 455 kPad. 320 kPae. 332 kPaSonraki sayfa

Given that, P=8 kN,L=5 m,b=110 mm,h=190 mm Consider the cross-section of the beam as shown below,…

A cantilever beam of length L= 5 m supports a load P = 8 kN, shown in figure. The beam is made of wood with rectangular cross-sectional dimensions; b = 110 mm and %3D height h = 190 mm. Calculate the shear stress due to the load at points located 25 mm from the top surface of the beam. P. L.

A cantilever beam of length L= 5 m supports a load P = 8 kN, shown in figure. The beam is made of wood with rectangular cross-sectional dimensions; b = 110 mm and %3D height h = 190 mm. Calculate the shear stress due to the load at points located 25 mm from the top surface of the beam. P. L.

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A cantilever beam of length L= 5 m supports a load P = 8 kN, shown in figure. The
beam is made of wood with rectangular cross-sectional dimensions; b = 110 mm and
height h = 190 mm. Calculate the shear stress due to the load at points located 25
mm from the top surface of the beam.
L.
Lütfen birini seçin:
a. None
b. 262 kPa
C. 455 kPa
d. 320 kPa
e. 332 kPa
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