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20 40 20 Dimensions in mm PROBLEM 4.1 20 M = 15 kNm Knowing that the couple shown acts in the vertical 80 plane, determine the stress at (a) point A, and (b) point B. [Ans. (a) -61.2 MPa (b) 91.8 MPa] 20 B Fig. P4.1

20 40 20 Dimensions in mm PROBLEM 4.1 20 M = 15 kNm Knowing that the couple shown acts in the vertical 80 plane, determine the stress at (a) point A, and (b) point B. [Ans. (a) -61.2 MPa (b) 91.8 MPa] 20 B Fig. P4.1

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