For the beam cross-section shown, (a) find the maximum bending stresses of the beam if the bending moment is M = - 50 kN.m. (b) find the maximum shear stress if the max shear is V = +65 kN 20 mm 80 mm 70 mm NA 160 mm I = 15.52 × 10° mm – 20 mm

For the beam cross-section shown, (a) find the maximum bending stresses of the beam if the bending moment is M = - 50 kN.m. (b) find the maximum shear stress if the max shear is V = +65 kN 20 mm 80 mm 70 mm NA 160 mm I = 15.52 × 10° mm – 20 mm

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For the beam cross-section shown,
(a) find the maximum bending stresses of the beam if the bending moment is M = - 50 kN.m.
(b) find the maximum shear stress if the max shear is V = +65 kN
20 mm 80 mm
70 mm
NA
160 mm
I = 15.52 × 10° mm*
-e20 mm

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