Determine the highest tension stress and the highest compression stress

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The discussion focuses on calculating the highest tension and compression stresses along the top edge of a beam, specifically using the provided equations for stress and section modulus. Participants emphasize the importance of showing an attempt at the solution before receiving assistance, adhering to forum guidelines. The equations mentioned include the moment and section properties necessary for the calculations. The conversation highlights the need for clarity in problem-solving approaches. Overall, the thread encourages collaborative learning through shared attempts and solutions.
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Homework Statement


Determine the highest tension stress and the highest compression stress along the top edge of the intel.

Homework Equations



stressx = Mx*y / Ix
Ztop = Ix / ytop
stress (max top) = Mx - Ztop

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Hi Atom. By the forum rules you need to show your attempt at solution before any help can be given. What have you tried? What approaches have you thought about?
 

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