A 3 m B W 50 mm 3 m- 100 mm - Change the height of the cross section from 100 mm to 68.70 mm the magnitude of the uniformly-distributed load w= 40.6 kN/m Determine the maximum shear stress in the beam. - Determine the maximum bending stress (i.e. normal stress due to bending momen magnitude in the beam.

A 3 m B W 50 mm 3 m- 100 mm - Change the height of the cross section from 100 mm to 68.70 mm the magnitude of the uniformly-distributed load w= 40.6 kN/m Determine the maximum shear stress in the beam. - Determine the maximum bending stress (i.e. normal stress due to bending momen magnitude in the beam.

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- Change the height of the cross section from 100 mm to 68.70 mm
the magnitude of the uniformly-distributed load w= 40.6 kN/m
Determine the maximum shear stress in the beam.
Determine the maximum bending stress (i.e. normal stress due to bending moment)
magnitude in the beam.
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