SOLUTIONS MANUAL Volume II - Chapters 7-12 TO ACCOMPANY MECHANICS OF MATERIALS SECOND EDITION ROY R. CRAIG, JR. The University of Texas at Austin ® John Wiley & Sons, Inc. New York * Chichester « Weinheim © Brisbane * Singapore © Toronto“To onder books ofr custom service cll -800-CALL-WILEY (25.5945), ‘Copyright © 2000 by Joba Wiley & Sons, ne Excerpts from his work may be reproduce by instars for dsuibation ona not-for prot basis fr esting or insrctional purposes olf stents enol in courses for which the textbook has been adopted. Any other reproduction ov raslton of ths work beyond that ‘permite by Sections 107 or 108 ofthe 1976 United States Copyright Act without the permision ofthe copyright ‘umes unlanfal. Requests for permistion or further information shouldbe addressed the Permissions Deparment, John Wiley & Sons, Ine, 608 Third Avenue, Nev York NY 10158-0012 SBN 0.471-38486-0 Prin inthe United States of America loge76s4321 td ant bind by Vise pbs beACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Doug Bendele, Greg Cabe, Cathy Cantu, Michelle Caskey, Steve Golab, Aly Khawaja, Brett Pickin, Clint Slatton, Shawn Van DeWiele, and Ian Wagner have assisted me with the solution of homework problems for the fist and second editions. owe a special debt of gratitude to Shawn for the many months that she worked tireltely and with charsctritic meticulous attention to detail to produce the final raft copy of the solutions and the camora-ready copy from which the Solutions ‘Manual forthe fist edition was produced. NOTES 1, There are undoubtedly some errors in this Solutions Manual that have “lipped ‘through the cracks” I would sincerely appreciate it if anyone discovering an error would send me an e-mail message calling the error to my attention (toy-craig@mall.utexas.edu) 2. Although the above-named persons assisted me in the task of producing st least two, and in many eases throe, solutions for esch homework problem, T personally produced many of the tolution, checked all of the solutions at two diforont stages, and producod the eamers-ready copy for many of the sotions. 3. This Solutions Manual Vols. 1 and 2) contains complete, detailed solutions for all homework problems in the 2nd edition of Mechanics of Material, with the exception of problems that call for computer solution. Roy R. Craig, Jt Austin, TX July 15, 2000