By the method of sections, determine the shear and moment diagrams developed in the beam, and the stress at point "p" of the section and at section "a" of the beam that is one meter from end A. 4000 NP₁aa = 2mB3mP = 600module of elasticityzml1.5m1.5maluminium70 GPaCOIOIO3000 NP:b = 2mbrass105 GPaDaluminiumbrass10 mm10 mm40 mm-10 mm40 mm10 mm

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By the method of sections, determine the shear and moment diagrams developed in the beam, and the stress at point "p" of the section and at section "a" of the beam that is one meter from end A.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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