2) For the following beam with a rectangular (1" x 2") cross-section, a) find the unknown reactions and draw the shear and bending moment diagrams. Label them properly. b) find the location and magnitudes of maximum normal bending stress and transverse shear stress. c) find the magnitudes of normal bending stress and transverse shear stress due to V at a point of interest located at 0.5" above the neutral axis. (point A) 300 lbf/in 400 lbf 1" 20" 5" 15" N. A. 2"

2) For the following beam with a rectangular (1" x 2") cross-section, a) find the unknown reactions and draw the shear and bending moment diagrams. Label them properly. b) find the location and magnitudes of maximum normal bending stress and transverse shear stress. c) find the magnitudes of normal bending stress and transverse shear stress due to V at a point of interest located at 0.5" above the neutral axis. (point A) 300 lbf/in 400 lbf 1" 20" 5" 15" N. A. 2"

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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