(B) // The straight beam with distribution load as shown in figure B is simply supported by a pin at A and a rod attached to point C. Determine the shear stress in (a) the pin at A and (b) the pin at C. Assume the pins have diameters of 0.6 in known the distribution load q = 1.4 kip/ft 2ft - 3ft- +1.5 ft -| Figure B

(B) // The straight beam with distribution load as shown in figure B is simply supported by a pin at A and a rod attached to point C. Determine the shear stress in (a) the pin at A and (b) the pin at C. Assume the pins have diameters of 0.6 in known the distribution load q = 1.4 kip/ft 2ft - 3ft- +1.5 ft -| Figure B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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