
Aframe supports the distributed load shown. Determine the state of stress acting at point C, located at the midpoint of the frame and 20mm from the top of the cross section as shown in section A-A. A Force "F" is acting on the frame at the centroid of the cross section at the right end, as shown. Assume negative = compression, positive = tension.

THE VALUE OF b IS NOT GIVEN. SO I HAVE DERIVED THE STRESS EQUATION IN TERMS OF b. HOWEVER FROM OPTIONS AND LITTLE LOGICAL THINKING, WE CAN GUESS b =50 mm AND STRESS WILL BE -88 MPa.
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