h=6" •E C=3 NA てx tw=025" tf=0.35"
Chapter2: Loads On Structures
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For this I beam can you solve the shear stress points for a shear force of 1000 lbs. Basically I'm asking to solve Tau=VQ/It. Can you plot the shear profile as well. Total height is cut off but it's 6 inches and height of web is 5.3
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