The beam having a rectangular cross section by 50 mm (width) x 75 mm (height) is under loading as shown in Figure a and the shear force and moment diagram in Figure b. Show the possible X and Y positions, as well as the stress and strain states for the absolute maximum normal and shear stress in the beam. 2.25 kN/m V (N) 270 N·m 270 Nin D +X A -X- 1.2 m + 2 m B 1.2 m 2250 M (N-m) -270 855 -2250 -270 X

The beam having a rectangular cross section by 50 mm (width) x 75 mm (height) is under loading as shown in Figure a and the shear force and moment diagram in Figure b. Show the possible X and Y positions, as well as the stress and strain states for the absolute maximum normal and shear stress in the beam. 2.25 kN/m V (N) 270 N·m 270 Nin D +X A -X- 1.2 m + 2 m B 1.2 m 2250 M (N-m) -270 855 -2250 -270 X

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The beam having a rectangular cross section by 50 mm (width) x 75 mm
(height) is under loading as shown in Figure a and the shear force and
moment diagram in Figure b. Show the possible X and Y positions, as
well as the stress and strain states for the absolute maximum normal and
shear stress in the beam.
2.25 kN/m
V (N)
270 N·m
270 N·m
D
+X
A
-X-
1.2 m
+
2 m
B
1.2 m-
2250
M (N-m)
-270
855
-2250
-270

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