Q1 The machine element shown in the figure below is fixed supported at point B and has an applied force of 6 kips at point A which makes a 35° Angle with the horizontal. The cross section of the machine element through section a-a is a rectangle with dimensions 3 in x 2 in and point P is located 1 in below the neutral axis. Calculate the state of stress at point P. you must clearly draw a free body diagram and write equations of equilibrium. Show your final results in a squared element. Express your final answers in psi.

Q1 The machine element shown in the figure below is fixed supported at point B and has an applied force of 6 kips at point A which makes a 35° Angle with the horizontal. The cross section of the machine element through section a-a is a rectangle with dimensions 3 in x 2 in and point P is located 1 in below the neutral axis. Calculate the state of stress at point P. you must clearly draw a free body diagram and write equations of equilibrium. Show your final results in a squared element. Express your final answers in psi.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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