(a) Maximum tensile flexural stress (Indicate where it occurs what section and where in the x-section in a sketch) (b) Maximum compressive flexural stress (Indicate where it occurs-what section and where in the x-section in a sketch) (c) Maximum transverse shear stress (Indicate where it occurs what section and where in the x-section in a sketch)

(a) Maximum tensile flexural stress (Indicate where it occurs what section and where in the x-section in a sketch) (b) Maximum compressive flexural stress (Indicate where it occurs-what section and where in the x-section in a sketch) (c) Maximum transverse shear stress (Indicate where it occurs what section and where in the x-section in a sketch)

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For the beam with cross-section shown and loads as follows: w = 5 kN/m and P kN (P = 15.11)

(a) Maximum tensile flexural stress (Indicate where it occurs what section and where in the x-section in a sketch)
(b) Maximum compressive flexural stress (Indicate where it occurs - what section and where in the x-section in a sketch)
(c) Maximum transverse shear stress (Indicate where it occurs what section and where in the x-section in a sketch)
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