Mechanics of Material: Lesson 44 - Combined Loading Introduction Problem

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[tturi]

it might be easier to factorise P out before adding in the constants
P(1/A +Lr/I)

[johngentry]

When using the Flexure Formula, why its the magnitude of the moment taken from the center of the round stock, and not point B?

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Can you please create a video on chapter 5.9 and 5.10 inelastic torsion and residual stresses respectively. Thank you

[olishgj]

Could you please do a video on moment distribution method and how to draw the bending moment diagram on indeterminate structures?

[Djentstructer]

0:43 A bit like the typical engineering student… So, I suppose one can say engineering students are stress elements.

[tiefman]

Why is transverse shear not considered here?