Problem #2 through #6 will be completed by hand. Please comp…

Problem #2 through #6 will be completed by hand. Please complete the problem by printing the prepared exam calculations sheets (otherwise complete problems on your own sheet of paper) (this is the document found under the starter question), scan your solutions, and submit one (1) cohesive PDF of all problems, in-order, to the Canvas Online Exam under the starter question. Problem #5 – Combined Stress Analysis (15 points, 4 parts) A W14x61 wide-flange section made of A633 structural steel is used as a simply supported beam with a span length of 14 ft. The beam is subjected to a uniformly distributed load of 18.1 kips/ft (which includes the self-weight of the beam) and an axial compressive force of 50 kips. Show all work and any assumptions clearly. Complete the following: Part A (3 points): Find the axial stress in the beam. Part B (3 points): Calculate the maximum bending moment in the beam. Part C (4 points): Calculate the bending stress in the beam. Part D (5 points): Calculate the total combined stress at the top and bottom of the flange.  

The hospice nurse is caring for a client with lung cancer. T…

The hospice nurse is caring for a client with lung cancer. The client’s daughter states, “My mom isn’t happy with anything I do for her. She is constantly yelling at me.” The nurse understands that the client is in which stage of grief according to Kübler-Ross?

Problem #2 through #6 will be completed by hand. Please comp…

Problem #2 through #6 will be completed by hand. Please complete the problem by printing the prepared exam calculations sheets (otherwise complete problems on your own sheet of paper) (this is the document found under the starter question), scan your solutions, and submit one (1) cohesive PDF of all problems, in-order, to the Canvas Online Exam under the starter question.. Problem #3 – Shear Force and Bending Moment Diagrams (15 points total, 3 parts) The simply supported beam with span length of 18-ft is loaded as shown below. A 3 kip/ft uniformly distributed load acts across the entire 18-foot section as shown, and a 9-kip force acts downward at 13 ft from point A. Show all work and any assumptions on the provided calculation sheet. Record your answers on diagram and the answer key. Complete the following: Part A (3 points): Calculate the support reactions at A and B for the beam. Point A is a pin support and point B is a roller support. Part B (6 points): Calculate the shear force at key intervals and draw the shear-force diagram and determine the maximum shear force. Label all applicable shear forces, distances, and areas of positive and negative shear. Part C (6 points): Calculate the bending moment at key intervals and draw the bending-moment diagram, determine the maximum bending moment, and identify the critical section. Label all applicable bending moments, distances, and areas of positive and negative bending moment.