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    This document contains two engineering problems involving beams and shafts. Problem 1 asks to determine the maximum allowable load P on a cantilever beam given its cross-section and allowable stresses of 10,000 psi in shear and 16,000 psi in tension and compression at point A. Problem 2 asks to determine the maximum permissible value for the transverse load V on a 4-inch diameter solid steel shaft supported as shown, given maximum normal and shearing stresses of 7500 psi and 5000 psi respectively at point A.

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    This document contains two engineering problems involving beams and shafts. Problem 1 asks to determine the maximum allowable load P on a cantilever beam given its cross-section and allowable stresses of 10,000 psi in shear and 16,000 psi in tension and compression at point A. Problem 2 asks to determine the maximum permissible value for the transverse load V on a 4-inch diameter solid steel shaft supported as shown, given maximum normal and shearing stresses of 7500 psi and 5000 psi respectively at point A.

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    This document contains two engineering problems involving beams and shafts. Problem 1 asks to determine the maximum allowable load P on a cantilever beam given its cross-section and allowable stresses of 10,000 psi in shear and 16,000 psi in tension and compression at point A. Problem 2 asks to determine the maximum permissible value for the transverse load V on a 4-inch diameter solid steel shaft supported as shown, given maximum normal and shearing stresses of 7500 psi and 5000 psi respectively at point A.

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    This document contains two engineering problems involving beams and shafts. Problem 1 asks to determine the maximum allowable load P on a cantilever beam given its cross-section and allowable stresses of 10,000 psi in shear and 16,000 psi in tension and compression at point A. Problem 2 asks to determine the maximum permissible value for the transverse load V on a 4-inch diameter solid steel shaft supported as shown, given maximum normal and shearing stresses of 7500 psi and 5000 psi respectively at point A.

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    QUIZ NO.

    Problem No. 1: The cantilever beam as shown in the Figure (a) has the cross section shown in the Figure
    (b). If the allowable stresses are 10,000 psi shear and 16,000 psi tension and compression at point A
    (just below the flange), determine the maximum allowable load P.

    Problem No.2: A 4-in-diameter solid circular steel shaft is loaded and supported as shown in the figure.
    If the maximum normal and shearing stresses at point A must be limited to 7500psi tension and 5000psi,
    respectively, determine the maximum permissible value for the transverse load V.

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