A mass of 50 kg achieves a velocity of 2 m/sec when it strikes the solid squared (side = 60 mm) beam ABC, Asume that the mass of the aluminum beam can be neglected and calculate (a) the deflection of the beam at the point of impact in units of mm (b) the maximum stress due to impact in units of MPa B 2 m 1 m how all calculations and box the final answers. Also, input your answer for part (b) in the answer box below.

A mass of 50 kg achieves a velocity of 2 m/sec when it strikes the solid squared (side = 60 mm) beam ABC, Asume that the mass of the aluminum beam can be neglected and calculate (a) the deflection of the beam at the point of impact in units of mm (b) the maximum stress due to impact in units of MPa B 2 m 1 m how all calculations and box the final answers. Also, input your answer for part (b) in the answer box below.

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A mass of 50 kg achieves a velocity of 2 m/sec when it strikes the solid squared (side = 60 mm) beam ABC, Asume that the mass of the aluminum beam can be
neglected and calculate:
(a) the deflection of the beam at the point of impact in units of mm
(b) the maximum stress due to impact in units of MPa
B
2 m
1 m
Show all calculations and box the final answers. Also, input your answer for part (b) in the answer box below.

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