1. Determine the resultant internal loadingsacting on the cross section at B of the pipeshown. End A is subjected to a vertical force Pand a horizontal force Q. Use P = 95 N and Q =75 N.0.75 mB`0.5 mD.D>P1.25 mADetermine the internal axial force (in N) insection B. *Your answerDetermine the internal shear force (in N) insection B. *Your answer ADetermine the internal axial force (in N) insection B. *Your answerDetermine the internal shear force (in N) insection B.Your answerDetermine the internal bending moment (N-m) in section B. *Your answerDetermine the internal torque (in N-m) insection B.Your answer

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1. Determine the resultant internal loadings acting on the cross section at B of the pipe shown. End A is subjected to a vertical force P and a horizontal force Q. Use P = 95 N and Q = 75 N.