A750 lb750 lb-4 ft4 ft150 lb/ftD-4 ft·4 in.B12Max ShearinMax B.MMax σ =/in.σ at "a"4 in.-Tat "a"=For the beam and loading shown; determine:a) The maximum value of the shearing force and bending moment in the beam.b) The maximum normal stress in the cross section.c) The shear stress and normal stress at point “a” at the intersection of the flange and the web.

(a) The free body diagram of the system is shown below: Due to symmetry of the structure support…

Answered: A 750 lb 750 lb -4 ft 4 ft 150 lb/ft D…

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