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    This document discusses mechanics of solids and beam theory. It provides an equation for calculating the maximum shear stress in a narrow rectangular beam under bending loads. The equation shows that maximum shear stress is directly proportional to the shear force and inversely proportional to the second moment of area and beam cross-sectional area.

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    This document discusses mechanics of solids and beam theory. It provides an equation for calculating the maximum shear stress in a narrow rectangular beam under bending loads. The equation shows that maximum shear stress is directly proportional to the shear force and inversely proportional to the second moment of area and beam cross-sectional area.

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    GIK Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology 6 10

    MECHANICS OF SOLIDS

    • For a narrow rectangular beam,

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