Loads P andR are applied at the free end of the po having a diameter d shown in Fig. P9.66. Calculate the princip stresses and the maximum shearing stress: (a) Al point A. (b) At point B. Indicate the results on properly oriented elements, Given: P= 400 N, R= 800 N. d = 50 mm 04m 50 mm RY 06m

Loads P andR are applied at the free end of the po having a diameter d shown in Fig. P9.66. Calculate the princip stresses and the maximum shearing stress: (a) Al point A. (b) At point B. Indicate the results on properly oriented elements, Given: P= 400 N, R= 800 N. d = 50 mm 04m 50 mm RY 06m

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