A beam shown below, 200mm wide by 350mm deep, is loaded as shown in figure below. Determine the stress in a fiber 50mm from the top of the beam at point B. sokn B 30 kN/m C 20 kum ↓↓↓ en nog 2m 4m A R₁ 20 R2 2m

A beam shown below, 200mm wide by 350mm deep, is loaded as shown in figure below. Determine the stress in a fiber 50mm from the top of the beam at point B. sokn B 30 kN/m C 20 kum ↓↓↓ en nog 2m 4m A R₁ 20 R2 2m

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A beam shown below, 200mm wide by 350mm deep, is loaded as shown in figure below. Determine the stress in
a fiber 50mm from the top of the beam at point B.
sokn
B
30 kN/m
20 kn/m
20 km
2m
2m
4m
R₁
*
D
+

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