13 kN 13 N The beam is supported by a roller atA and a pin at B. and has a modulus of elasticity of 73.1 GPa. Determine the following: The maximum flexure stress at the midspan. b. 6 AN/m a. The maximum shear stress at a distance of 14 m from point A. c. The maimum deflection. Fortorto. 50 mm -6.5 m ww 001

13 kN 13 N The beam is supported by a roller atA and a pin at B. and has a modulus of elasticity of 73.1 GPa. Determine the following: The maximum flexure stress at the midspan. b. 6 AN/m a. The maximum shear stress at a distance of 14 m from point A. c. The maimum deflection. Fortorto. 50 mm -6.5 m ww 001

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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