A rectangular-section beam 80 mm x 50 mm is arranged as a cantilever 1.3 m long and loaded at its free end with a load of 5 kN inclined at an angle of 30° to the vertical as shown in Fig. Determine the position and magnitude of the greatest tensile stress in the section. What will be the vertical deflection at the end? E = 210 GN/m².

A rectangular-section beam 80 mm x 50 mm is arranged as a cantilever 1.3 m long and loaded at its free end with a load of 5 kN inclined at an angle of 30° to the vertical as shown in Fig. Determine the position and magnitude of the greatest tensile stress in the section. What will be the vertical deflection at the end? E = 210 GN/m².

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