A wood beam carries the loading shown in the figure. calculate the magnitude of the bending stress (in Pa) at a point 35 mm from the top of the of the beam on a section 1.61 m from A if P = 5449 N, W 2221 N/m, a 1.35 m, b = 2.09 m, c = 1.18 m, L = 77 mm and h = = 242 mm. Round off the final answer to two decimal places.

A wood beam carries the loading shown in the figure. calculate the magnitude of the bending stress (in Pa) at a point 35 mm from the top of the of the beam on a section 1.61 m from A if P = 5449 N, W 2221 N/m, a 1.35 m, b = 2.09 m, c = 1.18 m, L = 77 mm and h = = 242 mm. Round off the final answer to two decimal places.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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