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![The beam is acted upon by force F = 16 KN as shown in the figure.
50 mm
F
E1.5 m
3 m
100 mm
-1= 19.3 × 10° mmª
B
A
|D
– NA
50 mm
62.5 mm
- 2 m-
100 mm
a. What is the shear force in section C in kN.
b. Find the moment of area of the fiber 30 mm above the bottom of the beam about the neutral axis in mm3.
c. find the shear stress in MPa at a point 30 mm above the bottom of the beam at section C.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/76f578ac-964f-4220-a1b2-fc4a2c32c399/07ec30ab-ceb3-4789-8983-e3a14da91ada/yj9orr_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:The beam is acted upon by force F = 16 KN as shown in the figure.
50 mm
F
E1.5 m
3 m
100 mm
-1= 19.3 × 10° mmª
B
A
|D
– NA
50 mm
62.5 mm
- 2 m-
100 mm
a. What is the shear force in section C in kN.
b. Find the moment of area of the fiber 30 mm above the bottom of the beam about the neutral axis in mm3.
c. find the shear stress in MPa at a point 30 mm above the bottom of the beam at section C.
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