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Calculate the stresses at all four corners due to the inclined moment of 2.5 kN.m as is shown in the diagram below. M = 2.5 kN.m B = 55° A B 16 mm 16 mm C D |-40 mm-f-40

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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Calculate the stresses at all four corners due to the inclined moment of 2.5
kN.m as is shown in the diagram below.
M = 2.5 kN.m
| Y
B = 55°
A
B
16 mm
16 mm
D
+40 mm

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