How to calculate normal stress and shear stress on the beams.

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To calculate normal stress and shear stress on beams, it's essential to understand the definitions of moment and shear. The original poster seeks help with a homework problem but has not made any attempt to solve it, which is against forum rules. Participants emphasize the importance of showing initial efforts to receive assistance. Clarifying the definitions and concepts related to normal and shear stress is crucial for solving beam problems. Engaging with the material and attempting the problem is necessary for effective learning and support.
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This is the my homework.Who can solve this for me ? i upload my solutions and the problem .Thanks.
 

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I know this is not a fair way to solve like this.But i didnt have much time to try.If some one help me whit the solutions i will be really happy.
 
I don't see any sign of your attempt at a solution, or any indication of why you cannot start. The forum rules are that you must make an attempt. To start off, what definitions of moment and shear are you using?
 

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