Q16/ The value of the normal stress due to axial force 2 kN applied on the * :beam is Point D 10 kN Point E 50 mm h-200 mm 2 kN 75 mm 2m 3m Point F b-100 mm Q17/ The value of the normal stress due to flexural force 10 kN applied on * :the beam at point D is Point D 10 kN Point E h-200 mm 50 mm 2 kN 75 mm 2m 3m Point F b-100 mm due to flexural force 10 kN applied on * :the beam at point E is Point D 10 kN Point E 50 mm h-200 mm 2 kN 75 mm 2m 3m Point F b-100 mm

Q16/ The value of the normal stress due to axial force 2 kN applied on the * :beam is Point D 10 kN Point E 50 mm h-200 mm 2 kN 75 mm 2m 3m Point F b-100 mm Q17/ The value of the normal stress due to flexural force 10 kN applied on * :the beam at point D is Point D 10 kN Point E h-200 mm 50 mm 2 kN 75 mm 2m 3m Point F b-100 mm due to flexural force 10 kN applied on * :the beam at point E is Point D 10 kN Point E 50 mm h-200 mm 2 kN 75 mm 2m 3m Point F b-100 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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