Problem 1. Consider the T-beam as shown in the figure.a) Determine the maximum shear stress at the critical section where the internal shear forceis the maximum.b) Determine the maximum shear stress at point C. Sketch the shear stress distribution alongthe depth of the beam.10 kN/mA3 m1.5 m150 mmC150 mm30 mm30 mmB1.5 m

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