The solid shaft is loaded (two point loads) and supported (fixed at left end) as shown. For the xyz directions shown, determine b) The normal stress at point B; The shear stress at point B; Show results on a differential volume element located at B. 4 in. 4 in. 19 in. 1.5 kips 12 kips 8 in. Section Properties of the shaft: A = 12.566 in.² Iy=1₂= 12.566 in.4 (QB)V₂ = 0 in.³ (QB)V, = 5.333 in.³ J= 25.133 in.4

The solid shaft is loaded (two point loads) and supported (fixed at left end) as shown. For the xyz directions shown, determine b) The normal stress at point B; The shear stress at point B; Show results on a differential volume element located at B. 4 in. 4 in. 19 in. 1.5 kips 12 kips 8 in. Section Properties of the shaft: A = 12.566 in.² Iy=1₂= 12.566 in.4 (QB)V₂ = 0 in.³ (QB)V, = 5.333 in.³ J= 25.133 in.4

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