Problem 6.93 The cross section is rectangular with a base of 5 in and height of 8 in. A force of P = 20 kip is acting on the beam. 4.5 ft- P -4.5 ft- 3 ft B Part A Determine the absolute maximum bending stress in the beam, assuming that the support at B exerts a uniformly distributed reaction on the beam.

Problem 6.93 The cross section is rectangular with a base of 5 in and height of 8 in. A force of P = 20 kip is acting on the beam. 4.5 ft- P -4.5 ft- 3 ft B Part A Determine the absolute maximum bending stress in the beam, assuming that the support at B exerts a uniformly distributed reaction on the beam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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