A beam has internal shear force and geometry as shown inthe figure and parameter table. What is the shear stressexperienced at point A (located at the center of the cross-section)? What is the shear stress experienced at point B(calculate that for point B being in the upper arm of the crossand ignore errors due to the sharp transition in thickness).In your written work you should sketch the cube representingthe state of stress at point A.parameterVL₁L2cc 0802021 Cathy Zupkevalue46011090shear stress at B, TBunitsKNmmmmshear stress at A, TA = 3.37= 8.81ABVX MPaX MPa

The value of the shear force, The cross-section and its dimensions are given below;

the figure and parameter table. What is the sh xperienced at point A (located at the center ection)? What is the shear stress experienced calculate that for point B being in the upper a nd ignore errors due to the sharp transition in

the figure and parameter table. What is the sh xperienced at point A (located at the center ection)? What is the shear stress experienced calculate that for point B being in the upper a nd ignore errors due to the sharp transition in

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