Required information Consider the beam and loading shown. If a=8 in, b=9.0 in, c=1 in. For a section at n-n, determine the shear stress at b. A 25 kips In In 20 in. 10 in. 25 kips -20 in. B a i in.. in. b b a 0 in.

Required information Consider the beam and loading shown. If a=8 in, b=9.0 in, c=1 in. For a section at n-n, determine the shear stress at b. A 25 kips In In 20 in. 10 in. 25 kips -20 in. B a i in.. in. b b a 0 in.

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Consider the beam and loading shown. If a=8 in, b=9.0 in, c=1 in. For a section at n-n, determine the shear stress at b.
A
25 kips
20 in.-
10 in.
25 kips
- 20 in.-
B
a
+6
i in..
in.
b
b
a
с
in.

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