A beam with an overhang is supported and loaded as shown in the figure below. The beam has widths w₁ = 1 in and w₂ = 0.4 in, and a height h = 3.2 in. Determine: a. The maximum shear force in the beam. b. The maximum shear stress in the beam. = 3 ft P = 750 lb -L₂ = 8 ft q=110 lb/ft -L3=5 ft → W₂ WI

A beam with an overhang is supported and loaded as shown in the figure below. The beam has widths w₁ = 1 in and w₂ = 0.4 in, and a height h = 3.2 in. Determine: a. The maximum shear force in the beam. b. The maximum shear stress in the beam. = 3 ft P = 750 lb -L₂ = 8 ft q=110 lb/ft -L3=5 ft → W₂ WI

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A beam with an overhang is supported and loaded as shown in the figure below. The beam has
widths w₁ = 1 in and w₂ = 0.4 in, and a height h = 3.2 in.
Determine:
a. The maximum shear force in the beam.
b. The maximum shear stress in the beam.
L₁=3 ft
P = 750 lb
L₂ = 8 ft
OOK
q=110 lb/ft
- L3 = 5 ft-
L
h
W₂
W₁

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