The belt shown has a width of 43 mm and a thickness of 6 mm. [P1= 30 kN, P2= 6 kN, P3= 14 kN, P4= 14 kN] A-What is the maximum internal force in the belt? B-What is the cross sectional area of the belt? C-What is the maximum normal stress in the belt?

The belt shown has a width of 43 mm and a thickness of 6 mm. [P1= 30 kN, P2= 6 kN, P3= 14 kN, P4= 14 kN] A-What is the maximum internal force in the belt? B-What is the cross sectional area of the belt? C-What is the maximum normal stress in the belt?

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