H.W.2 /The beam shown in figure below. , Determine the maximum tensile bending stress and maximum compressive bending stress developed in the beam .(the dimension of the beam shown below) A 10 Ib/ft 20 ft 60 ft

H.W.2 /The beam shown in figure below. , Determine the maximum tensile bending stress and maximum compressive bending stress developed in the beam .(the dimension of the beam shown below) A 10 Ib/ft 20 ft 60 ft

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H.W.2/The beam shown in figure below. , Determine the maximum tensile bending stress and
maximum compressive bending stress developed in the beam .(the dimension of the beam
shown below)
A
10 Ib/ft
20 ft
60 ft
-140 mm
20 mm
100 mm
20 mm
100 mm-

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