P. P 3 H. Cross-sectional dimensions.
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Cross-sectional dimensions.

Transcribed Image Text:Q. No. 15: Concentrated loads of P, = 37 kips, P, = 23 kips, and P; = 19 kips are applied
to the cantilever beam in the locations and directions shown in the Figure. The beam cross
section shown in the Figure has dimensions of b = 9 in. and h = 4 in. Using a value of a
6.4 in., analyse using the concepts of stresses under combined loadings to determine the
normal and shear stresses at point K. Show these stresses on a stress element.
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