Understanding Stress: 75/Area vs 125/Area and (QA)
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pongo38
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hard to say without more context.
Solidsam
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I linked the problem and how it's solved, you must have missed it so here it is again
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The 75 and 125 lb loads are not acting along the same axis. The 75 lb load is in the direction of the y axis, and the 125 pound load is along the x axis. Only the 75 pound load contributes to the axial stress along the shaft. The 125 pound load produces bending and shear stresses, but not axial stresses.
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They're not acting along the same axis.
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