The z-component of moment M will cause compression at A and B, and tension at C and D. The y-component of moment M will cause compression at A and D, and tension at B and C. The maximum compressive bending stress will occur at point A. Calculate the magnitude of the largest bending moment that can be applied so that the stress at corner A does not exceed 210 MPa. Answer: M = i kN.m

The z-component of moment M will cause compression at A and B, and tension at C and D. The y-component of moment M will cause compression at A and D, and tension at B and C. The maximum compressive bending stress will occur at point A. Calculate the magnitude of the largest bending moment that can be applied so that the stress at corner A does not exceed 210 MPa. Answer: M = i kN.m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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