P A B 1m E 1m 2m The simply supported beam shown has a solid rectangular cross section having beam width of 130mm and a height of 200mm. Assuming values of P = 25KN, w = 30 kN/m, and E = 5m, determine: 1) The max tensile bending stress in MPa (enter this value into D2L answer box, in MPa). Exactly where does this occur along the beam? (4 sigs) 2) The max shear stress in MPa. Exactly where does this occur along the beam? ( 4 sigs) Your Answer:

P A B 1m E 1m 2m The simply supported beam shown has a solid rectangular cross section having beam width of 130mm and a height of 200mm. Assuming values of P = 25KN, w = 30 kN/m, and E = 5m, determine: 1) The max tensile bending stress in MPa (enter this value into D2L answer box, in MPa). Exactly where does this occur along the beam? (4 sigs) 2) The max shear stress in MPa. Exactly where does this occur along the beam? ( 4 sigs) Your Answer:

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