Q5: A hollow stcel pipe (D 100 mm; d= 75 mm) supports a concentrated load of P = 10 kN. The span length of the cantilever beam is 0.9 m. Sketch the shear stress distribution diagram for the cross- section shown and assume an appropriate distance for any selected point on the circumference of the cross-section.

Q5: A hollow stcel pipe (D 100 mm; d= 75 mm) supports a concentrated load of P = 10 kN. The span length of the cantilever beam is 0.9 m. Sketch the shear stress distribution diagram for the cross- section shown and assume an appropriate distance for any selected point on the circumference of the cross-section.

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