Q/ Find the Maximum stresses in Steel and Aluminum. Est= 210G pa and E al%3D70 G pa ?W= 15 Kn.M120mm5mAlsteel60mm140 mm

given data: W=15kN/m l=5m Est=210Gpa Eal=70Gpa

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Q/ Find the Maximum stresses in Steel and Aluminum. Est= 210G pa and E al%3D
70 G pa ?
W= 15 Kn.M
120mm
5m
Al
steel
60mm
140 mm

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