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Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Flexural Members The cross-sectional dimensions of a beam are given. If the maximum allowable bending stress is 230 MPa, determine the magnitude of the maximum internal bending moment M that can be supported by the beam. 75 mm Aomm Gmm 6mm 1. The moment of inertia for shape selection 1 with respect to the centroid of the overall shape is a. 22,448 mmª b. 40,698 mm4 C. 42,048 mmª d. 42,100 mm4 -2. The moment of inertia for shape selection 2 with respect to the centroid of the overall shape is a. 22,448 mm4 b. 40,698 mm4 C. 42,048 mmª d. 42,100 mm 3. The moment of inertia for shape selection 3 with respect to the centroid of the overall shape is a. 22,448 mm4 b. 40,698 mm4 c. 42,048 mmª d. 42,100 mm 4. The internal bending moment is a. 1262 Nm b. 1056 Nm 2,358 Nm d. None of the above C.
Transcribed Image Text:Flexural Members The cross-sectional dimensions of a beam are given. If the maximum allowable bending stress is 230 MPa, determine the magnitude of the maximum internal bending moment M that can be supported by the beam. 75 mm Aomm Gmm 6mm 1. The moment of inertia for shape selection 1 with respect to the centroid of the overall shape is a. 22,448 mmª b. 40,698 mm4 C. 42,048 mmª d. 42,100 mm4 -2. The moment of inertia for shape selection 2 with respect to the centroid of the overall shape is a. 22,448 mm4 b. 40,698 mm4 C. 42,048 mmª d. 42,100 mm 3. The moment of inertia for shape selection 3 with respect to the centroid of the overall shape is a. 22,448 mm4 b. 40,698 mm4 c. 42,048 mmª d. 42,100 mm 4. The internal bending moment is a. 1262 Nm b. 1056 Nm 2,358 Nm d. None of the above C.
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