3. A beam cross section is shown to the right. A vertical shear force, vertical shear force, V = 150 kN is applied to the beam. Determine the shear stress at point b, and at point a. Ans: 2 = 79.8 MPa, t = 101.6 MPa 6 mm 80 mm 40 mm 6 mm 12 12 mm mm 80 mm

3. A beam cross section is shown to the right. A vertical shear force, vertical shear force, V = 150 kN is applied to the beam. Determine the shear stress at point b, and at point a. Ans: 2 = 79.8 MPa, t = 101.6 MPa 6 mm 80 mm 40 mm 6 mm 12 12 mm mm 80 mm

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3. A beam cross section is shown to the right. A
vertical shear force, vertical shear force, V = 150
kN is applied to the beam. Determine the shear
stress at point b, and at point a.
Ans: 2 = 79.8 MPa, t = 101.6 MPa
6 mm
80
mm
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6 mm
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