A simply supported beam is loaded by the couple M=2000 N-m as shown. Thebeam has a channel-type cross section as illustrated.3 cm30 cm3 cm3 m-2m110.5 cmBI12 cmM.Determine the maximum tensile stress in the beam.O 1.60 MPa3.73 MPa)2.49 MPaO1.07 MPaDetermine the maximum compressive stress in the beam.3.73 MPaO 1.07 MPa2.49 MPaO1.60 MPaDetermine the maximum shear stress in the beam.O 00588 MPa0.0490 MPa0.0653 MPaO 0.0667 MPa

To determine the maximum bending stresses (tensile/compressive) and maximum shear stress in the…

Determine the maximum tensile stress in the beam. * O 1.60 MPa O 3.73 MPa O 2.49 MPa O 1.07 MPa Determine the maximum compressive stress in the beam. 3.73 MPa 1.07 MPa 2.49 MPa O 1.60 MPa Determine the maximum shear stress in the beam.

Determine the maximum tensile stress in the beam. * O 1.60 MPa O 3.73 MPa O 2.49 MPa O 1.07 MPa Determine the maximum compressive stress in the beam. 3.73 MPa 1.07 MPa 2.49 MPa O 1.60 MPa Determine the maximum shear stress in the beam.

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A simply supported beam is loaded by the couple M=2000 N-m as shown. The
beam has a channel-type cross section as illustrated.
3 cm
30 cm
3 cm
3 m
-2m1
10.5 cm
BI
12 cm
M.
Determine the maximum tensile stress in the beam.
O 1.60 MPa
3.73 MPa
)2.49 MPa
O1.07 MPa
Determine the maximum compressive stress in the beam.
3.73 MPa
O 1.07 MPa
2.49 MPa
O
1.60 MPa
Determine the maximum shear stress in the beam.
O 00588 MPa
0.0490 MPa
0.0653 MPa
O 0.0667 MPa

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