Ignore my work please (b) For stress element A write expressions for all stresses and label their directions. A is the redelement at the base of the pole on the positive x-face.Oy= Mare XRyOywA JobsslogAOc=Cut side at theOcbase of the post(c) Draw a free body diagram with a cut on the post between the vertical member that is secured inthe ground and the cross bar for element B showing all applied and reaction forces andmoments. Write expressions for the reaction forces and moments.Ry-w=G Rs=WMoET zoWeo-TB=0I3=9WVwWx6-Moz =OMy =GW(d) For stress element B write expressions for all stresses and label their directions. B is the greenelement on the crossbar on the positive z-face.y! O O, O4W xA%3DIxbI xSTOus = IxrqW XRCut side at thecrossbar junction(e) Element A was located on the front side of the post (the positive x-face). Is this the most criticalstress location for a cut at the bottom of the post? Provide one sentence justifying your answer.(No calculations are required for this part answer)NO, bccouse at the heae of thefrom tac Side they are pullins down an or Wtoner the nost citicel Peint neold be3/4 Football goal posts are sometimes torn down in the excitement of a win, which for winning home teamscauses needless expenses. For the goal post and dimensions shown below, the fans have managed toput on a load W (representing their weights) in the negative y -direction at the location shown, Frompast goal post tear downs you have noticed that typically the base fails at the ground shown by the reddot, or at the back cross bar by the green dot. Assume the post is made of steel with a modulus E,radius R, area A, moment of inertia I, and polar moment of inertia J. INCLUDE the effects of shear frombending for this problem.yy18 ftB6 ftAWy(a) Draw a free body diagram with a cut at the base of the post by element A showing all appliedand reaction forces and moments. Write expressions for the reaction forces and moments.20 ft10 ft20 ftB.

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Football goal posts are sometimes torn down in the excitement of a win, which for winning home teams causes needless expenses. For the goal post and dimensions shown below, the fans have managed to put on a load W (representing their weights) in the negative y -direction at the location shown. From past goal post tear downs you have noticed that typically the base fails at the ground shown by the red dot, or at the back cross bar by the green dot. Assume the post is made of steel with a modulus E, radius R, area A, moment of inertia I, and polar moment of inertia J. INCLUDE the effects of shear from bending for this problem.