A simply supported beam with overhang is shown.nents4 in.0.375 in.1,200 lb0.375 in.450 Ib/ftS in.0.375 in.14 ftDetermine the maximum flexural shear stress in psi. (Numerical absolute answer onlywithout units in 3 decimal places)

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A simply supported beam with overhang is shown. 4 in. 0.375 in. 1,200 Ib 0.375 in. 450 Ib/ft 8 in 0375 in. A |C 14 ft Determine the maximum flexural shear stress in psi. (Numerical absolute answer only without units in 3 decimal places)

A simply supported beam with overhang is shown. 4 in. 0.375 in. 1,200 Ib 0.375 in. 450 Ib/ft 8 in 0375 in. A |C 14 ft Determine the maximum flexural shear stress in psi. (Numerical absolute answer only without units in 3 decimal places)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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