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In the Figure 5, the equilibrium shear force component at the fixed edge of the cantilever beam is (in kN): P = 400 KN 1000 mm Area 30° 30 mm

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Chapter5: Stresses In Beams (basic Topics)

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In the Figure 5, the equilibrium shear force
component at the fixed edge of the cantilever
beam is (in kN):
P = 400 KN
1000 mm
Area
30°
30 mm

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