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er beam experiences a point load at its free end (Point A). The member has a length of L and a rectangular cross section of base b by height h. tere P= 33m. b= 9 cm, and h= 20 cm

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Take P=10 KN .Determine maximum shear stresss

A cantilever beam experiences a point load at its free end
(Point A). The member has a length of L and a rectangular
cross section of base b by height h.
9.
where P rd L=3 m, b=9 cm, and h= 20 cm

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