Strength Of Materials (Sample Problems Solved)

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The discussion highlights a resource for Strength of Materials problems, featuring fully solved examples that are beneficial for coursework. Users are encouraged to download a PDF file of the material before it potentially becomes unavailable. There is also a request for assistance in understanding how to draw bending moment and shear force diagrams. The resource is deemed helpful for students tackling related homework. Accessing the provided link is recommended for further study.
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Here are some great Strenght Of Materials problems..

Scroll down and under the coursework problem click the example and take a look at the different problems.. Those are fully solved.
I'm not sure how long the site will be active but its very helpful so download the pdf file before my professor takes it offline.

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[URL]http://strmat-elde.hit.bg/[/URL]
 
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Help! Can anybody please explain 2 me homework i can draw d bending moment & shear force diagram.
 

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