Solve in neat hadn writing Given the Following beam in simple flexure, loaded at midspan:PSection2Span, L1D) Sketch Shear and Moment Diagrams below:M003/8"hLLo=2"A tensile test is performed on a brass specimen 3/8" in diameterusing a gage length of 2". When the load P reaches a value of 4500lb, the distance between the gage marks has increased by 0.0048".Assume that the material is loaded within its elastic range.bA load of mass 9072g is applied to a cantilever beam.3A circular rod is found to have a cross sectional area of 113mm²4Two samples are tested to failure in compression. A wood samplefails at a load of 18,000 lbs. A concrete sample fails at 62,000 lbs.The wood sample is a square block measuring 1.5" x 1.5" in crosssection. Te concrete sample is a cylinder with a section diameterof 4",5WoodConcreteA) What is the maxmoment at midspanin terms of P, L, b, hB) What is the stress inthe top fibers atmidspan? SpecifyTension orCompression. Interms of P, L, b, h.C) Given the samebeam with a distributedload, what is themoment at midspan ofthe beam? In terms ofw, L, b, hA) Axial Strain at aload of 4500lb (andunits):B) What is the mod. Ofelasticity, E, of thebrass? (and units):What is the load inpounds force:What is the diameter ininches?A) Which material hasthe higher ultimatestrength? (circle one)WoodConcreteB) What is the ratio ofconcrete/wood ultimatestrength?

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Given the Following beam in simple flexure, loaded at midspan: P Section Span, L 1 D) Sketch Shear and Moment Diagrams below: M 0 0 h L b A) What is the max moment at midspan in terms of P, L, b, h B) What is the stress in the top fibers at midspan? Specify Tension or Compression. In terms of P, L, b, h. C) Given the same beam with a distributed load, what is the moment at midspan of the beam? In terms of w, L, b, h

Given the Following beam in simple flexure, loaded at midspan: P Section Span, L 1 D) Sketch Shear and Moment Diagrams below: M 0 0 h L b A) What is the max moment at midspan in terms of P, L, b, h B) What is the stress in the top fibers at midspan? Specify Tension or Compression. In terms of P, L, b, h. C) Given the same beam with a distributed load, what is the moment at midspan of the beam? In terms of w, L, b, h

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