For the beam and loading shown. Given: P = 170 kN.L177450 mm->600 mm72 mm72 mm72 mm4192 mm77=6 mmDetermine the largest shearing stress in the section. (In the unit of MPa)!! Using 4 decimal for all calculations (including results)!!

Given data,cross section is givenP=170KNlength of beam=600mmsection taken at 450mm from free…

For the beam and loading shown. Given: P = 170 kN. 131 FL 450 mm. -600 mm 72 mm 72 mm 72 mm a -t 192 mm. t = 6 mm Determine the largest shearing stress in the section. (In the unit of MPa) !! Using 4 decimal for all calculations (including results)!!

For the beam and loading shown. Given: P = 170 kN. 131 FL 450 mm. -600 mm 72 mm 72 mm 72 mm a -t 192 mm. t = 6 mm Determine the largest shearing stress in the section. (In the unit of MPa) !! Using 4 decimal for all calculations (including results)!!

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For the beam and loading shown. Given: P = 170 kN.
L
177
450 mm->
600 mm
72 mm
72 mm
72 mm
4
192 mm
7
7=6 mm
Determine the largest shearing stress in the section. (In the unit of MPa)
!! Using 4 decimal for all calculations (including results)!!

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