How to practice concept:bending-moment

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Question 53

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Consider the beam section shown in the figure, with

indicating the depth of neutral axis (NA). The section is only subjected to an increasing bending moment. It is given that

mm, when the section has not yielded at the top and bottom fibres. Further,

decreases to 5 mm, when the entire section has yielded. The shape factor of the section is ____________ (rounded off to 2 decimal places).
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Question 37

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A semi-circular bar of radius

m, in a vertical plane, is fixed at the end G, as shown in the figure. A horizontal load of magnitude

kN is applied at the end H. The magnitude of the axial force, shear force, and bending moment at point Q for

, respectively, are
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Question 32

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Consider the three prismatic beams with the clamped supports P, Q, and R as shown in the figures.
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Given that the modulus of elasticity, E is 2.5×10⁴ MPa; and the moment of inertia, I is 8×10⁸ mm⁴, the correct comparison of the magnitudes of the shear force S and the bending moment M developed at the supports is
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