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Determine the maximum shear stress (in MPa, using 2 decimal places) for a beam with the...

Determine the maximum shear stress (in MPa, using 2 decimal places) for a beam with the following data:

  1. Beam is 8 m in length (simply supported)
  2. Has an applied uniform distributed load of 39 kN/m
  3. Rectangular cross section rectangular with a base of 97 mm and a height of 235 mm
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