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Problem (5): Two designs for a beam are to consider the support be considered. moment is equal to M=150 kN.m and I,=0.21645(10³) m, 1,=0.36135(10³) m. Determine the maximum normal stress for part A and B.

Problem (5): Two designs for a beam are to consider the support be considered. moment is equal to M=150 kN.m and I,=0.21645(10³) m, 1,=0.36135(10³) m. Determine the maximum normal stress for part A and B.

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Problem (5): Two designs for a beam are to
support
moment is equal to M=150 kN.m and
I,=0.36135(10³) mª.
Determine the maximum normal stress for
be considered.
consider the
I=0.21645(10*) mª,
part A and B.
200 mm.
200 mm.
15 mm
30 mm
300 mm
-30 mm
300 mm
-15 mm
15 mm
30 mm
(a)
(b)

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