Ql: The beam shown in Figure 1 is subjected to a vertical force Pv and a horizontal force Ph The data for P, Pr. aLrand eare shown in Table 1. Determine the maximum compressive and tensile stresses under the vertical force (at a distance a from the left support.) Pv = 5. KN 30ommx a Gomm -Ph 14mm 120 mm L = 2400mm 250 mm

Ql: The beam shown in Figure 1 is subjected to a vertical force Pv and a horizontal force Ph The data for P, Pr. aLrand eare shown in Table 1. Determine the maximum compressive and tensile stresses under the vertical force (at a distance a from the left support.) Pv = 5. KN 30ommx a Gomm -Ph 14mm 120 mm L = 2400mm 250 mm

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