The steel bar $AB$ has a rectangular cross section. (Figure 1) Figure $3$ m $B$ $A$ $w$ $<$ $1$ of $1$ $>$ $C$ $5$ m $y$ $20$ mm $30$ mm $x$ $x$ $y$ $20$ mm
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