4.A beam showed in the figure, please calculate the bending stress f, ?and shear stressf, ?. M (Note: bending stress fp == and S=231in. ; shear stress S V d=16.97in. dtw and tw-0.585 in.) 10kips 10kips 2.0kips/ft 16.0ft 8.0ft

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