Consider a thin rectangular cantilever beam of linear elastic and isotropic material in Figure 2. The solution to this two dimensional plane stress problem under point load, F and moment, M is obtained from the Airy's stress function as: i. ii. M 4c3 Determine the stress components. Using boundary conditions, investigate how the load F and M are applied to the beam to satisfy the given Airy function. + Y L J3 F 4c Figure 2 2. X 112€ 2c t=1

Consider a thin rectangular cantilever beam of linear elastic and isotropic material in Figure 2. The solution to this two dimensional plane stress problem under point load, F and moment, M is obtained from the Airy's stress function as: i. ii. M 4c3 Determine the stress components. Using boundary conditions, investigate how the load F and M are applied to the beam to satisfy the given Airy function. + Y L J3 F 4c Figure 2 2. X 112€ 2c t=1

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