P = 15 kNDetermine the normal and shearing stress at point a, b, and c. The diagram depicts a rectangular rod fixed at one end to a support and subject to forces at the free end. **Key Elements and Dimensions:**- **Support Structure**: - Width: 60 mm - Depth: 32 mm - Extends 24 mm from the fixed support.- **Rod Dimensions**: - Length: 180 mm - Width: 30 mm - A rectangular cutout 15 mm from the fixed support.- **Marked Points**: - Points labeled as "a", "b", and "c" appear along the top of the rod near the fixed end.- **Forces Applied at the End (Point C)**: - A vertical force of 750 N directed upwards. - A horizontal force of 500 N directed to the right, labeled with point P.- **Additional Dimensions**: - The point of force application at the end of the rod extends 40 mm from the first section. - The thickness of a vertical component at the free end of the rod is 16 mm.This diagram illustrates a mechanics-based problem with multiple forces acting on a cantilevered beam, commonly analyzed in structural and mechanical engineering to understand stress and deflection points along the beam.

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P = 15 kN

Determine the normal and shearing stress at point a, b, and c.

The diagram depicts a rectangular rod fixed at one end to a support and subject to forces at the free end.

**Key Elements and Dimensions:**

- **Support Structure**:
- Width: 60 mm
- Depth: 32 mm
- Extends 24 mm from the fixed support.

- **Rod Dimensions**:
- Length: 180 mm
- Width: 30 mm
- A rectangular cutout 15 mm from the fixed support.

- **Marked Points**:
- Points labeled as "a", "b", and "c" appear along the top of the rod near the fixed end.

- **Forces Applied at the End (Point C)**:
- A vertical force of 750 N directed upwards.
- A horizontal force of 500 N directed to the right, labeled with point P.

- **Additional Dimensions**:
- The point of force application at the end of the rod extends 40 mm from the first section.
- The thickness of a vertical component at the free end of the rod is 16 mm.

This diagram illustrates a mechanics-based problem with multiple forces acting on a cantilevered beam, commonly analyzed in structural and mechanical engineering to understand stress and deflection points along the beam.

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