please help! upvote will be given. NO LONG EXPLANATION NEEDED STRENGTH OF MATERIALS For the beam shown, calculate the magnitude of the bending stress (in psi) at a point 0.68 in from the top of the beam on section 1.91 feet to the right of B if P = 1105 lb, Q = 4147 lb, w = 0.76 in, L = 8.2 in, b = 3.76 in, and h = 1.21 in. Round off the final answer to two decimal places. P O P D E L F -3 ft3 ft 2 ft A B ft |—3A- 2 ft W h

please help! upvote will be given. NO LONG EXPLANATION NEEDED STRENGTH OF MATERIALS For the beam shown, calculate the magnitude of the bending stress (in psi) at a point 0.68 in from the top of the beam on section 1.91 feet to the right of B if P = 1105 lb, Q = 4147 lb, w = 0.76 in, L = 8.2 in, b = 3.76 in, and h = 1.21 in. Round off the final answer to two decimal places. P O P D E L F -3 ft3 ft 2 ft A B ft |—3A- 2 ft W h

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