1910 mm10 mm30 mm10 kN30 mm10 KN25 mmThe bottom force of 10 kN is 25 mm below the centroidFind stresses at pt A when:the upper 10 kN force is at the centroid, then 15 mm above centroid, and 25 mm abovethe centroid

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10 KN
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The bottom force of 10 kN is 25 mm below the centroid
Find stresses at pt A when:
the upper 10 kN force is at the centroid, then 15 mm above centroid, and 25 mm above
the centroid

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