Consider the cantilever beam subject to the concentrated load shown in Fig. below. Determine the maximum shearing stress due to V in the beam and also determine the shearing stress 25 mm from the top surface of the beam at a section adjacent to the supporting wall

Consider the cantilever beam subject to the concentrated load shown in Fig. below. Determine the maximum shearing stress due to V in the beam and also determine the shearing stress 25 mm from the top surface of the beam at a section adjacent to the supporting wall

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Consider the cantilever beam subject
to the concentrated load shown in
Fig. below. Determine the maximum
shearing stress due to V in the beam
and also determine the shearing
stress 25 mm from the top surface of
the beam at a section adjacent to the
supporting wall.
50 mm
50 kN 125 mm
N.A.
2 m
58.7 mm
50 mm
200 mm

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