A wooden beam is loaded by a concentrated load P=1000N and supported by boundary conditions shown in figure Q5(a). The cross-section of the beam is shown in Q5(b). Given that LAB=1600mm,LBC=3400,B0=10mm,B1=20mm, and H=230 mm,h0=150mm,h1=40mm, determine the following quantities below (a)A777777XLABOOBLBCP(b)hiCross-sectionyFigure Q5: (a) The boundary condition of the wooden beam (b) cross-section of the beamh₁B₁ВоhoHY↓Z Qee) Determine the maximum magnitude of shear force and bending moment, neglecting the sign.The maximum magnitude of internal shear force, positive value:The maximum magnitude of internal bending moment, positive value:NMPaN*mmQff) Determine the magnitude of the maximum bending stress in the beam, neglecting the sign.Maximum bending stress, positive value:Show steps (Your score will not be affected.)

GivenP=1000N LAB=1600mmLBC=3400,B0=10mm,B1=20mmH=230mmh0=150mmh1=40mm

A wooden beam is loaded by a concentrated load P=1000N and supported by boundary conditions shown in figure Q5(a). The cross-section of the beam is shown in Q5(b). Given that LAB=1600mm,LBC=3400,B0=10mm,B1=20mm, and H=230 mm,h0=150mm,h1=40mm, determine the following quantities below

A wooden beam is loaded by a concentrated load P=1000N and supported by boundary conditions shown in figure Q5(a). The cross-section of the beam is shown in Q5(b). Given that LAB=1600mm,LBC=3400,B0=10mm,B1=20mm, and H=230 mm,h0=150mm,h1=40mm, determine the following quantities below

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