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![A cantilever beam has the cross-sectional area shown below. For this beam the maximum internal shear force is +10 kN, and the maximum internal bending moment is +20 kN-m. Note that the A cantilever beam has the cross-sectional area shown below. For this beam the maximum internal shear force is +10 kN, and the maximum internal bending moment is +20 kN-m. Note that the](https://homework.study.com/cimages/multimages/16/150719-086104490933759054252.jpg)
A cantilever beam has the cross-sectional area shown below. For this beam the maximum internal shear force is +10 kN, and the maximum internal bending moment is +20 kN-m. Note that the
![The cross section of the beam ABC in Figure.2a is made of a single I-beam (approximated as 3 rectangles) as shown in Figure.2c. Find the shear stresses at point C, d and The cross section of the beam ABC in Figure.2a is made of a single I-beam (approximated as 3 rectangles) as shown in Figure.2c. Find the shear stresses at point C, d and](https://homework.study.com/cimages/multimages/16/sample_957580063456943803959.png)