1. A Steam Turbine Generator (STG) has a mass of 100 tons. What will be thebearing stress of the STG to the soil if it has a foundation dimension of 15meters by 10 meters.2. A paper below has a shear strength of 10 MPa. What must be the appliedforce to cut the paper into two?0.001mm241mm3. A beam with a maximum moment of 20kN-m has a height of 20mmand a width of 15mm. Determine the flexural/bending stress at thebeam.

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