For the beam shown in the figure, find the shear stress at point 30 mm above the bottom of the beam at section C. Hint: Use V -value (shear force value) at point C only. 50 mm 14 kN 1.5 m - B 3 m 100 mm -I = 19.3 × 106 mm A - NA 50 mm 62.5 mm e 2m: 100 mm

For the beam shown in the figure, find the shear stress at point 30 mm above the bottom of the beam at section C. Hint: Use V -value (shear force value) at point C only. 50 mm 14 kN 1.5 m - B 3 m 100 mm -I = 19.3 × 106 mm A - NA 50 mm 62.5 mm e 2m: 100 mm

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For the beam shown in the figure, find the shear stress at point 30 mm above the bottom of the beam at
section C. Hint: Use V -value (shear force value) at point C only.
50 mm
| 14 kN
+1.5 m +
B
3 m
100 mm
-I = 19.3 × 106 mm*
A
NA
62.5 mm
50 mm
2 m
100 mm

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