NOTE:
ALL ANSWERS GIVEN ARE WRONG.
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The normal stress at K is comprised of:
Direct Axial Stress =
where
Bending Stress =
where
TOTAL NORMAL STRESS AT K = -58.694 + 12.318 = -46.376 MPa
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As we can see, all the options given are wrong. But then, I have a strong feeling the answer is OPTION A.
I found that if we half the obtained answer,
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I have checked my answer repeatedly. In case you happen to find any error that I have done, please feel free to ping in the comments. But other than that, I feel all the answers are wrong.
Kindly upvote in case I had/have helped you with the right answer. :)
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