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This document outlines three mechanics of materials problems. The first problem asks to determine the largest shearing stress in a beam section given a loading. The second problem asks to determine the shearing stresses at two points in a hat-shaped extrusion given a maximum shearing stress. The third problem asks to determine the average shearing stress in bolts connecting structural members given a shearing force.
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- 1. Problem 1 For the beam and loading shown, determine the largest shearing stress in section n-n.
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