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Problem 2.
From the given section of a wide flange shown in the figure, it carries a
vertical shear V = 100 kN.
a. Calculate the maximum shearing stress.
b. Calculate the minimum shearing stress in the web of the wide flange.
120 mm
20 mm
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20 mm,
160 mm
20 mm

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