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The beam shown in made of a material that has an allowable shear stres tallow -3.5 MPa Determine the maximum magnitude of Pthat can be safely applied. IE O 313 AN O AN 343 AN

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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The beam shown is made of a material that has an allowable shear stres tallow = 3.5 MPa Determine the maximum magnitude of P that can be safely applied.
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513 EN
o 429AN
68 6 KN
O 343AN

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