Fundamental Problem 7.3: The beam is subject to the two shear forces V1=8 kip and V2=4 kip.
Determine the absolute maximum shear stress in the beam.
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Torsion Example from mechanics of materials, Exercises of Materials science
Practice Torsion problems. Use the equations from chapter 7 and others from mech of materials
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