Determine the absolute maximum normal stress in the beam with external loading shown below. The beam has a uniform square cross-section with lateral size a = 0.1 m. Note: the shear and moment diagrams can be calculated either by section method or graphical method.

Determine the absolute maximum normal stress in the beam with external loading shown below. The beam has a uniform square cross-section with lateral size a = 0.1 m. Note: the shear and moment diagrams can be calculated either by section method or graphical method.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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