1m 4kN/m Y 10cm 20kN 70cm 20kN II 5cm A 8m 40 The magnitude of the stress that occurs in particles I and Il which are respectively 10cm from the top side and 5cm from the bottom side of the а. beam. b. The magnitude of the principal stress and maximum shear stress on particles I and II; Draw the stress components and angles p ands angles in the figure.

1m 4kN/m Y 10cm 20kN 70cm 20kN II 5cm A 8m 40 The magnitude of the stress that occurs in particles I and Il which are respectively 10cm from the top side and 5cm from the bottom side of the а. beam. b. The magnitude of the principal stress and maximum shear stress on particles I and II; Draw the stress components and angles p ands angles in the figure.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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