Kindly explain and solve this question with correct option Consider a circular beam 8 m long and 600 mm in diameter subjected to uniformlydistributed load of 30 kN/m as shown in figure.150 mm2 m30 kN/m6 mBDirect shear stress developed at P will be 0.21 MPa.For analysis of point 'P' which is at AA' section, which of the following statements is/arecorrect?ABending stress developed at P will be 4.24 MPa.CMaximum shear stress developed at P will be 4.26 MPa.OIDMaximum shear stress developed at P will be 2.13 MPa.600 mm

For given circular beam,Length,L= 8 mDiameter, D= 600 mmLoading, 30 kN/m uniformly distributed load

Consider a circular beam 8 m long and 600 mm in diameter subjected to uniformly distributed load of 30 kN/m as shown in figure. 30 kN/m mm 150 mm 2m m A Bending stress developed at P will be 4.24 MPa. For analysis of point 'P' which is at AA' section, which of the following statements is/are correct? B Direct shear stress developed at P will be 0.21 MPa. C Maximum shear stress developed at P will be 4.26 MPa. OI D Maximum shear stress developed at P will be 2.13 MPa. 600 mm

Consider a circular beam 8 m long and 600 mm in diameter subjected to uniformly distributed load of 30 kN/m as shown in figure. 30 kN/m mm 150 mm 2m m A Bending stress developed at P will be 4.24 MPa. For analysis of point 'P' which is at AA' section, which of the following statements is/are correct? B Direct shear stress developed at P will be 0.21 MPa. C Maximum shear stress developed at P will be 4.26 MPa. OI D Maximum shear stress developed at P will be 2.13 MPa. 600 mm

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