2. The cantilever beam shown in the figure below issubjected to loads P = 3 kips andPy = 8.5 kips. The flanged cross-section is also shown in the figure has the dimensionsof b; = 8.0 in, tf = 0.62 in, d = 10.0 in, and t = 0.35 in. Using L = 90 in determine:(a) the bending stress at point A.(b) The bending stress at point B.(c) The angle 3 for the orientation of the neutral axis relative to +z axis.BP:D.C

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2. The cantilever beam shown in the figure below is subjected to loads P, = 3 kips and P, = 8.5 kips. The flanged cross-section is also shown in the figure has the dimensions of by = 8.0 in, tf = 0.62 in, d = 10.0 in, and t = 0.35 in. Using L= 90 in determine: (a) the bending stress at point A. (b) The bending stress at point B. (c) The angle ß for the orientation of the neutral axis relative to +z axis.

2. The cantilever beam shown in the figure below is subjected to loads P, = 3 kips and P, = 8.5 kips. The flanged cross-section is also shown in the figure has the dimensions of by = 8.0 in, tf = 0.62 in, d = 10.0 in, and t = 0.35 in. Using L= 90 in determine: (a) the bending stress at point A. (b) The bending stress at point B. (c) The angle ß for the orientation of the neutral axis relative to +z axis.

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