10 kN/m1 mA4 m36 kN/m17 kN0.7 m15 mmA. ) Compute for the maximum shear on the beamB. ) Compute the maximum moment on the beamC. ) Compute for the maximum bending stress at extreme fiberD. ) Compute for the maximum shearing stress at N.A10 mm210 mm400 mm

kN/m 1m 4m 36 kN/m 17 kN 0.7 m 15 mm Compute for the maximum shear on the beam Compute the maximum moment on the beam Compute for the maximum bending stress at extreme fiber Compute for the maximum shearing stress at N.A 10 mm 210 mm 400 mn

kN/m 1m 4m 36 kN/m 17 kN 0.7 m 15 mm Compute for the maximum shear on the beam Compute the maximum moment on the beam Compute for the maximum bending stress at extreme fiber Compute for the maximum shearing stress at N.A 10 mm 210 mm 400 mn

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10 kN/m
1 m
A
4 m
36 kN/m
17 kN
0.7 m
15 mm
A. ) Compute for the maximum shear on the beam
B. ) Compute the maximum moment on the beam
C. ) Compute for the maximum bending stress at extreme fiber
D. ) Compute for the maximum shearing stress at N.A
10 mm
210 mm
400 mm

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